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Sell or trade

Get a real number for your car

Selling outright or trading toward something on our floor — tell us about your car and we'll come back with an offer. We handle every bit of paperwork, including paying out your loan.

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  1. 01 · Intake

    Send the basics

    Year, make, model and kilometres is enough to start.

  2. 02 · Compression

    Get a real offer

    We come back with a number, not a teaser.

  3. 03 · Power

    Quick inspection

    Bring it to the showroom so we can confirm condition.

  4. 04 · Exhaust

    Get paid or trade up

    We handle the ownership transfer and any loan payout.

Selling guides

Do the math first

Selling & trade-ins

Trade-in or private sale in Ontario? Run the numbers first

Trading in vs selling privately in Ontario: how the trade-in tax credit works, what a private buyer pays, UVIP rules, scams to avoid, and loan payouts.

8 min read Buying

The Ontario safety certificate: what it proves, and what it doesn't

What an Ontario Safety Standards Certificate covers, when you need one, how long it's valid, who can issue it, what "as is" means and what usually fails.

7 min read Buying

How to read a CARFAX Canada report without missing the red flags

How to read a CARFAX Canada report: damage amounts, registration by province, liens, stolen checks, odometer records, US history and the key red flags.

8 min read

Selling questions

Do you buy cars outright, or only take trade-ins?

Both. You can sell us your car outright or trade it toward something on our floor.

What if I still owe money on my car?

That's common. We pay out your existing loan as part of the deal. If you owe more than the car is worth, we'll show you the numbers so you can decide.

Why trade in instead of selling privately?

In Ontario, when you trade in at a dealer you pay HST only on the difference between your next car's price and your trade-in value. A private sale has to beat the trade-in by enough to cover that tax saving, your time and the risk.

What do I need to bring?

Your ownership, a valid driver's licence, any loan details, and both sets of keys if you have them. Service records help.