If you’ve faced financial challenges in the past—missed payments, bankruptcy, or low credit scores—you might think getting a car loan is out of reach. But the truth is, bad credit doesn’t mean no car. There are financing options available that can help you move forward, rebuild your credit, and get back on the road.
Looking to buy a car but unsure where to begin? Whether you’re new to credit, rebuilding after financial challenges, or simply want to shop smart, getting pre-approved is a great first step.
Buying your first car is an exciting milestone—but what if you don’t have any credit history yet? Whether you’re a student, a recent graduate, or just starting your financial journey, getting approved for an auto loan with no credit can seem intimidating.
Moving to a new country comes with exciting opportunities, but also new challenges—especially when it comes to buying a car.
The prices of pre-owned electric vehicles are less than the equivalent new EV, but the process of purchasing a used EV is not exactly the same as that of a gasoline-powered car. Though EVs have fewer moving parts, there are still a few things to look out for and in this article, we’ll break it down for you.
One of the most exciting things about car shopping is definitely the test drive. If you’ve recently scheduled a test drive or if you’re thinking about scheduling one in the near future, here are some tips to make the most out of your appointment!
Did you know that vehicles equipped with factory-installed autonomous emergency braking (AEB) are eligible for a 10% ICBC insurance discount in BC? What is AEB and does your vehicle qualify? We answer your questions here.
Tax savings and convenience are just a couple of reasons why trading-in your vehicle to the dealership is a good idea.
