What to expect from the 2027 new vehicles arriving in Ontario this fall
Late summer in Ontario means dealer lots start filling with a mix of outgoing 2026 stock and freshly labelled 2027 vehicles. Not every “2027” badge means the same thing, though: some models are only weeks into their rollout, while others have been trickling in since spring. If you’re shopping this fall, knowing which stage a given model is at helps you tell a limited first wave apart from the...
Best SUVs for Moving a Student to University: Cargo Space Compared
Move weekend arrives with a truck full of bins, a lamp that won’t lie flat, and a mini fridge nobody measured beforehand. The vehicle that gets a student to campus in September is rarely the one with the biggest number on a spec sheet. It’s the one where the boxes actually fit. Ontario families shopping for a university move need to think about two different jobs: one chaotic weekend of...
Ontario G2 drivers: What to look for when buying a first vehicle
Passing the G2 road test feels like freedom, and in Ontario, it mostly is. But before a new driver starts shopping for their first car, it helps to separate what the law actually allows from what makes sense behind the wheel. This guide walks through both: the G2 rules that apply in Ontario, and the practical features worth prioritizing on a first vehicle. Find Your First Vehicle at Humberview...
How Much Do You Really Save With an Electric Vehicle? Comparing Charging and Fuel Costs in Ontario
The sticker price is only part of the ownership story. What you spend at the pump, or at the plug, adds up year after year, and for many shoppers it’s one of the biggest factors in choosing between a gas-powered vehicle and an electric one. The good news is you don’t have to guess. Natural Resources Canada publishes official fuel and energy consumption ratings for every new vehicle sold in the...
2026 JD Power Dependability Study: Which New Vehicles Stand Out
New-car excitement fades fast, but the question that really matters comes later: how does a vehicle hold up after three years on the road? JD Power’s Vehicle Dependability Study answers exactly that, tracking how original owners rate their vehicles once the new-car shine has worn off and daily use has had time to reveal any real issues. Unlike studies that focus on the first few months of...
5 Convertible Vehicles That May Impress You With How Spacious They Are
Convertibles have a reputation for forcing you to pack light. Fold the top down and you’d expect the trunk to shrink to almost nothing, right? That reputation isn’t as accurate as it used to be. A handful of today’s convertibles have been engineered specifically to hold onto real, usable cargo space, top up or top down, without asking you to leave your luggage at home. Here’s a look at five...
5 of the Most Affordable EVs on Sale in Ontario in 2026
Electric driving has become a real option for budget-minded Ontario shoppers, and a handful of models stand out for keeping the sticker low while still covering a normal day of driving. The five picks below were chosen for their starting price, low running costs, and everyday practicality for commuting around the GTA and beyond. The list includes the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt, the 2026 Hyundai Kona...
Does Premium Gas Really Save Fuel? Myths, Facts, and Smart Tips for Ontario Drivers
Ontario fuel prices have been all over the map lately. In the past three months alone, prices at the pump moved from around 146.0 cents per litre up to a high near 187.8 cents per litre, before settling back to around 166.9 cents per litre. When fuel costs swing that sharply, it's no surprise that drivers start looking for ways to stretch every fill-up. One of the most common ideas that...
10 New Hybrid SUVs to Consider if You Want to Save on Fuel
A hybrid SUV can trim hundreds of dollars a year from your fuel budget while keeping the space and all-weather traction Ontario drivers rely on. This guide covers 10 hybrid and plug-in hybrid SUVs from the 2026 model year, each chosen for strong real-world efficiency. Use it to compare fuel economy, all-wheel-drive availability, seating, and the choice between a conventional hybrid and a...
How to Choose the Best New Vehicle Lease Length for You
Leasing a new vehicle gives you a fixed monthly payment, factory warranty coverage for most or all of the term, and a clear plan for what happens at the end. But one decision shapes the entire experience: how long the lease runs. Most new-vehicle leases in Canada fall between 36 and 60 months, and the right number depends far more on how you drive and budget than on any single "best" answer....
10 New 2026 SUVs Built for Family Road Trips
Long-distance family travel asks a lot of a vehicle. You need room for passengers and gear, a quiet cabin that keeps everyone comfortable over hundreds of kilometres, safety technology that helps reduce driver fatigue, and fuel economy that keeps stops at the pump to a minimum. The good news is that the 2026 SUV lineup answers all of those needs across a wide range of sizes, brands, and price...
2026 Electric Vehicle Rebates Guide: Which EVs Are Eligible in Ontario?
If you're shopping for an electric vehicle in Ontario, the federal Electric Vehicle Affordability Program (EVAP) is the rebate program to know. In effect as of February 16, 2026, the EVAP delivers real savings at the point of sale — applied directly by the dealership so there's nothing to claim or file after the fact. Understanding EVAP takes about five minutes, but those five minutes can save...
