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Buying a used car requires more care and time be taken. Recently, iSeeCars.com put together a used car inspection checklist you can use to guide you on the way. Here are some things you should have a close look at.

The test drive cannot be overlooked. It is one of the most important — and also probably the most fun — parts of the car-buying process. It’s your chance to “try before you buy,” so you are going to want to take your time, cover all of the bases, and ask a lot of questions.

It's no accident that the best-selling cars in Canada for 2016 are also inexpensive to insure. This may very well be one of the many qualities that has made them so popular.

It looks like a lot of Canadian drivers suffer from what's being called "Negotiaphobia." The primary "symptom" of Negotiaphobia is a lack of consumer confidence when it comes to car buying.

Buying a car is a big financial commitment, so it's important to consider all that comes with it. You want to take your time and make sure you get a vehicle you like that fits your needs. Here is a list of five things to consider before buying a car.

Buying a car is a major financial commitment that will affect your wallet for the next several years if you are financing with an auto loan. A key step in the process is deciding between buying a new or a used car. This is a decision that should be made before you begin to shop, so you'll need to weigh the pros and cons of buying new and used.

The Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) offers a driving costs calculator on their website. Through various filters, this tool allows you to estimate what you spend annually to operate your specific vehicle.

In a recent survey, Canadian Black Book asked participants (1,004 drivers from across the country) what they thought the greatest cost of car ownership is.

Buying a car, new or used, in Ontario can be a tricky process. This is especially true for first-time car buyers, those new to Canada, and anyone who fears getting stuck with a clunker/lemon. Thankfully, the Ontario Motor Vehicle Industry Council (OMVIC) has a handy car buying guide that makes the auto shopping process easier.

Two Hyundai dealerships in Alberta are now offering a way for you to visit their stores without actually having to go anywhere. Using Street View on Google Maps, they have made it possible for any customer with internet access to take a virtual tour of their showrooms and more.