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If you have a vehicle that you store away for several months of the year, you'll want to know how to save on its insurance during that time.

Before you commit to a vehicle purchase, one of the most important things to do is check the car’s Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).

While buying a demo car can be cheaper than getting a new car, there are certain risks involved that you should inform yourself of.

Having to pay for a parking ticket is frustrating, but the good news is that your car insurance premium won't be impacted by them.

Finding out that there’s an unpaid lien on your car can be an expensive hassle, especially if you bought the vehicle without knowing it.

If you are in the market to buy a new car, the vehicle safety rating should be one of the first things you should look at.

This breakdown details everything you need to know about employee pricing, so you can minimize the cost of your new ride.

When hunting for the best deal on a new or used car, one of the most common terms you’ll encounter is O.A.C..

As the owner of a classic car, you'll need to take out an insurance policy on it - but not just any standard auto insurance.

Learn the differences between buying a car online versus through a dealership to help you decide which experience is better suited for you.

In Ontario, there are different kinds of driving records, and they can be obtained in several ways.

Canada Drives offers Canadians an easy way to purchase a car online with great financing options, total transparency, and no hidden fees.

Does your friend or a family member need to borrow your car? Find out if your car insurance policy covers other people driving your car.