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The weather in Ontario has reached record lows this winter and many of us are reaching for our remote car starters to warm up the car before driving. When temperatures are low, do cars need to idle before driving? We look at the benefits, and costs, of idling your car below.
Thinking about purchasing a new car this year? If so, we recommend you check out Consumer Reports’ 10 Most Reliable cars for 2018.
Considering the winter weather we started seeing this week, it’s important that you invest in winter tires to keep you safe this season.
Throughout the years many have debated the superiority of a real Christmas tree vs. a fake tree. In an effort to even the playing field we wanted to share some Christmas tree safety tips.
With winter on its way, we want to make sure you know everything about the Ontario Winter Tire Discount. Not only will it help you save money, it will keep you and your car safe.
The holidays can we overwhelming, and with so much going on it’s easy to forget about the important things that can help keep us safe. Here are some helpful road safety reminders to keep you safe while driving and checking things off your holiday list!
In Ontario, the winter weather can be unpredictable, and sometimes there’s just no stopping the snow! It’s important to be prepared in case of an emergency; so we’ve outlined a helpful winter survival kit for your car.
According to David Marshall, Ontario’s auto insurance advisor, Ontario has the most expensive auto insurance premiums in Canada. We’ve explored why and provided you with a snapshot.
Fueling up your car is not cheap. In fact, the average price of gas in Ontario is approximately $1.09 per litre! If you are looking to save money, you have two options - electric or fuel efficiency.
If you have been in a minor at-fault accident and you are curious if that will impact your car insurance premium you must read this.