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Features and TipsHow to Properly Test Drive a Used Vehicle
No matter how popular and convenient online transactions are, vehicle buyers should never skip doing a proper road test. In fact, when it comes to the purchase of a used car, this step is absolutely necessary. Indeed, it’s the best way to make sure that it will suit your daily …
Features and TipsNew Parents: What Should You Consider When Buying a Vehicle?
Becoming a parent is a big change! Naturally, we want what’s best for our children—for their happiness, their comfort and their safety. This involves a good means of transport that suits the family’s needs. Whether you’re looking for a brand-new or pre-owned vehicle, here are a few points to consider …
Features and TipsAre Studded Tires Worth It?
Haven’t bought your winter tires yet? The clock is ticking! Sure, the deadline in Quebec is only December 1st, but if you like to have some choice and want to have them installed quickly at your favourite shop, you shouldn’t wait too long. One of the things you might be …
TechnologyElectronic Stability Control: How Does it Work?
The democratisation of safety systems in the automotive industry is one of the best things that have happened to motorists, because everyone should feel safe and well protected on the road. The new modern driving aids are drawing our attention, and the carmakers put a lot of emphasis on them, …
Features and TipsSubaru: the Advantages of a Certified Collision Centre
When an accident happens and body repairs are needed, many car owners don’t know where to turn. Certified Collision Care is the Canadian branch of Assured Performance, which is the largest network of certified body shops in the world, with over 550 locations across the country implementing repair programs for …
Features and TipsWhat Should You Do After Hitting an Animal on the Road?
Fall is the season when you’re most likely to see wild animals on the side of the road. Unfortunately, this has grim consequences sometimes. According to the Ministère des Transports du Québec, over 7,500 accidents involving large animals (deer, moose, caribou, black bears, etc.) happen each year in our province.
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