2015 · Hatchback
Kia Soul
Was $7,500$7,000
4 on the floor
A car under $10,000 can be a smart buy — a first car, a second car for the family, or a winter beater that saves your good one from the salt. At this price, history and condition matter more than the badge, which is why we keep these cars inside and let you look them over properly.
Prices are plus HST and licensing. Even at this budget, our finance desk can work out a payment, and a trade-in can cover some or all of it.
2015 · Hatchback
Was $7,500$7,000
2014 · SUV
$7,000
2016 · Sedan
$6,000
2016 · Sedan
$5,000
Prices are plus HST and licensing. Inventory changes quickly — call or text to confirm a car is still here.
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8 min readThey can be, if the history is clean and you budget for maintenance. Older, higher-kilometre cars cost less up front; service records and a careful test drive matter more than the year.
Yes. Lower-priced cars can be financed too, and a trade-in or down payment can lower the payment further. Approval depends on your credit situation.
Ask us about each specific car. Every vehicle leaves fully registered, and we'll tell you exactly what's been done to it before you buy.
Estimate it in seconds, then send a no-commitment pre-approval request.