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Finding the best car deals in Canada is made easy with CarCostCanada. You choose your make and model, and we tell you how you can get the best deal, incentives, and which dealer can provide you with the best price. When reading your CarCostCanada Invoice Price Report, there is quite a bit of information that can get a bit overwhelming. So, we have broken it down for you.

How to Read the Invoice Price Report

The first thing that you will see when you get your Invoice Price Report is some information about the specific car you have chosen. You’ll see a picture to ensure it is the right make and model you selected and you will also see some product information, the types of warranty you can get, the fuel economy, and the vehicle codes.

Next, you’ll see the actual pricing report. This will compare the retail price (what the dealer asks you to pay) and dealer price (what the dealer has paid for the vehicle). You’ll see the base price (how much the car is worth), the freight cost (how much it cost to ship it to the dealer), the options that you choose, the tax, and the total price comparison.

Current Factory Incentive Programs are shown next. In this section, you will learn about the different rebates and incentives you are able to receive if you follow through with the purchase of the car. You’ll know how much they are valued at, and when they expire so you know when the best time to purchase is. You will also see different finance and lease rates; these will tell you the different rates you can get for the car, who is offering them, how long the terms is (in months), and again when the offers expire.

Lastly, you will find the section on CarCostCanada’s Recommended Dealer. This dealer will ensure that you take advantage of the rebates, incentives, and discounts that you’re entitled to save up to thousands of dollars on your vehicle purchase.

Here you will find the dealer’s name, the address where it is located, the city it is located, the phone number, the primary contact for the dealership, and your primary contact for CarCostCanada. Whether you are planning on financing, leasing, or paying cash, we recommend talking to both the CarCostCanada specialist and the dealer in order to get the best deal for your new car.

Looking to find the best price and new car deals in Canada? Register today and get your CarCostCanada Dealer Invoice Report!

If you’re a sport compact fan, the 2017 Honda Civic Si is daydream material. After the huge success of the 2012 – 2015 models, Honda decided to revamp the civic based car in its 2 door coupe model and its 4 door sedan model.

This amazing car features a 205 horsepower output, with a rev range that starts at 2100 rpm and peaks at 5700 rpm, it also has an increased maximum torque of 192 ft-LBM, and you can control it all with the top of the line six-speed manual.

The engine performance of this new model has made improvement leaps, featuring turbocharger, direct injection and dual variable cam timing. This all results in a better fuel economy of 8.4L/100km in the city, 6.2L/100km on the highway and 7.4L/100km combined, for the maximum fuel efficiency, shift the dynamic driving to normal.

Some more upgrades to the 2017 Civic Si include a dual-pinion adaptive electric power steering system with variable ratios and a two-mode adaptive damper system.

The 2017 Civic Si has also had some visual upgrades, and it’s quite a beauty to look at. The new model boasts the black glossed trademark Honda “wing” grille, which separates the bright LED headlamps and makes the front looking aggressively good.

However, the interior is where the true detail is. Honda brings back it’s amazing deep sculpting sports seats, with nice side bolstering and a very pleasing “Si” logo embroidered in red on the upper seatback. There is also red threading all along the interior, shown on the cloth door inserts, leather-wrapped sports steering wheel, shift knob, and boot. To top it all off, Honda added white ambient LED lighting to set the atmosphere of a shockingly luxurious sports car.

Honda put in much quality of life features to the 2017 Civic Si, including pushbutton ignition, a 7.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system, navigation, voice activation, wireless phone, 452-watt 10 premium speakers, heatable front and rear seats, and a strong enough body and many safety features to score 5 stars overall from the NHTSA.
Before freight and dealer fees, the 2017 Civic Si starts at $28,890 its coupe model and just $28,490 in the sedan model.

Vehicle research is an important aspect of buying a new car as this allows you to find out as much as you can about your potential purchase. While it can be a lengthy process, it worthwhile, especially if you are unsure of what type of vehicle you’re looking for or want to get a really good deal. Finding new cars for sale a great price is what we do best. Keep reading for the resources you should use and the steps you should take.

Create a Vehicle List

Before you can start researching anything, you’ll need to know exactly what you are researching. Just researching “cars” will provide you with much as there are hundreds of different cars out there to pick from, which means that you need to narrow it down. One of the best ways to start is to determine your car budget; there’s no point in researching a Lamborghini if you know you can’t afford it. Once you have your budget determined, you can start looking at makes and models.

When setting your budget, be sure to keep in mind insurance fees, gas, and possible maintenance along with your monthly loan fees. A general rule of thumb is to add on $500 for extra fees to determine what you can afford; remember, you may have to pay more or less, depending on your vehicle type and the deals that you get.

Shorten the List

Now that you have your budget, you can start determining what type of car you want based on your budget. This can be a lengthy process, especially if you’re not sure who you want to go with. The easiest thing to do is look at each vehicle that you’re interested in individually to see if they fit your expectations.

You’ll need to consider what size of vehicle you’re looking for, a number of seats and doors, and what you plan on using the vehicle for. For example, are you planning on driving kids around? If yes, a 2 seat Smart Car won’t be the vehicle for you. You can also use manufacturer websites to look at cars that you are interested in to get more information on the specific models.   

Read Reviews

Like with any big purchase, reviews are a good way to make you feel confident in your decision. Vehicle reviews in magazines or online are a great way to find out accurate information, but in an easy to understand and consumer-friendly way. For instance, if you’re looking for a pickup truck for work, but are unsure of which to go with, reviews can help you decide based things like fuel efficiency, how much room you have to store your tools, how much weight the truck can pull, etc.

Use Specialized Pricing Sources

Once you’ve determined what car you want, you can start looking for the best deal on it. This can be a bit tricker than just doing a quick Google search; to find the best deal on the car you want, you’ll need to use specialized sources. At CarCostCanada, we provide you with a detailed breakdown of pricing for the vehicle you are interested in, with financing/leasing information, warranties, and both advertised and unadvertised incentives taken into account. Our free Dealer Invoice Cost Report allows you to configure a vehicle and then shows you a comparison between the retail price and the dealer price so that you can get the best deal.

Looking for new cars for sale a great price in Canada? Register today and get your CarCostCanada Dealer Invoice Report!

When looking to buy a new car, you want to make sure that you’re getting the best deal possible. With so many dealerships out there pretty much giving the same offers, it can be difficult to know if you’re truly getting a deal. At CarCostCanada, we help you find the best new car deals in Canada so you can get the car you want, at the price you want. Keep reading to find out more.

Who is CarCostCanada?

CarCostCanada is the number 1 choice for new car buyers in Canada, as well as the most trusted online new car pricing service. CarCostCanada has provided thousands of people looking to buy new cars with handy dealer invoice price reports since 1999. We have an in-house team of experts with years of experience and a network that is nation-wide.

Why Take Advantage of CarCostCanada?

You may be wondering, “why should I look at a CarCostCanada Invoice Price Report?” Well, those reports include the new car invoice information (aka the dealer cost price), special leasing and  financing rates, rebates, and both advertised and not advertised cash incentives. Plus, we will refer you to a car dealer that will provide you with a seamless and satisfying purchasing experience and great prices!

How it Works

Build & Price a New Car: CarCostCanada helps you find a great deal on a new 2016/2017 car. The first thing you do is choose the make and model you are interested in purchasing; then you get a free report that provides you with not only the dealer’s cost, but also any hidden factory cash rebates and incentives that you are eligible for.

Best Price Formula: The report shows you the dealer cost, all applicable incentives, the dealer markup and the best price you can get for the car. This formula lets you see exactly  how much the dealer itself has marked up the price of the car — giving you more room to negotiate.

New Car Dealership Introduction: Once you have the report and have decided that you want to go ahead and purchase the car, we can refer you to one of the dealerships in our nation-wide network. The dealerships in our network are are committed to providing you a great buying experience, and will work with you to  provide you with the best price you see on the CarCostCanada Invoice Price report.

Looking to find the best price for a new car and new car deals in Canada? Register  today and get your CarCostCanada Dealer Invoice Report! It’s free!

You’ve done the research, spent hours checking out car comparisons in Canada, got the best deal on your new car, and now it’s time to dot the i’s and cross the t’s, so to speak. The paperwork is one of the most overlooked, and least enjoyable, parts of buying a new car. Even once you’ve reached an agreement on the price and figured out your monthly payments, there’s still more paperwork to fill out. You still need to get financing, register the car, get insurance, and sign the sales contract.

While it may seem simple and straightforward, it can be a lengthy process. So before you head over to the dealer to sign the paperwork for your new car, read this article and be thoroughly prepared.

What You Need to Bring

Driver’s license: You may need your driver’s license to confirm your identity for your method of payment. Also, if you’re planning to drive your car right off the lot, then you’ll need to show the dealer that you have a driver’s license first.

Insurance: Before you can drive the car off the lot, you will have to show the dealer that you have insurance because it is illegal to drive a car in Canada without it. As soon as you’ve determined the car you are buying, you should be calling your insurance company to set up the new insurance policy. If you are already have an account with an insurance company, you can call them from the dealership and give them your new vehicle identification number (VIN). Your insurance company can then fax or email your new insurance credentials to the dealer.

Payment: Different dealers will vary on the kinds of payments they accept, so it’s better to ask them before you go to sign the papers.If you are financing or leasing the car through the dealer you should bring a credit or debit card or a personal cheque to make the payment. If you are getting a loan from a financial institution, such as a bank, then you need bring a cheque to show the dealer that you have been approved for the loan.

Car Delivery

Once you have all of the paperwork and payments out of the way, the next thing you have to do is actually get the vehicle. May sound easy enough, but sometimes you have to wait for the dealer to deliver it to you if they don’t already have it on the lot. If the car is on the lot, the process takes roughly an hour, but it can take longer if they’re are a lot of other buyers picking up their cars on the same day. Weekends are a preferred time to go and pick up cars, so if you can finalize your deal on a weekday, it will likely be easier and faster for you.

When you see the vehicle during the pickup, be sure to give it a thorough inspect to ensure that it is in proper condition and contains all the features and equipment that were promised in the agreement. You should also look at the gas tank, as it should be full when you receive the car.

Interested in buying a new car? The best way to make sure you are getting the best deal is to do a car comparison. Car Cost Canada is Canada’s #1 choice for New Car Buyers and the Nation’s Most Trusted Online New Car Pricing Service.