Ontario Motor Vehicle Industry Council. The regulator that licenses and oversees car dealers in Ontario.
Provincial agency that handles vehicle registration, licence plates, and driver licensing.
Vehicle history report showing past accidents, registration history, and other key data.
Vehicle Identification Number. A unique 17-character code that identifies a specific vehicle.
Proof that a vehicle met minimum safety standards on the date of inspection—often needed to register a vehicle.
Component that lets wheels on the same axle rotate at different speeds, improving cornering and traction.
System that transfers engine power to the wheels using gears; can be automatic or manual.
Engine, transmission, and differentials that create and deliver power to the wheels.
Parts that transfer power from the transmission to the wheels, including driveshafts, axles, and differentials.
All-Wheel, Front-Wheel, or Rear-Wheel Drive—indicates which wheels receive power from the engine.
Anti-lock Braking System prevents wheels from locking under hard braking for better control.
Tire Pressure Monitoring System alerts you when tire pressure is low.
Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price. A reference price set by the automaker.
Litres of fuel used to drive 100 km. Lower numbers mean better efficiency.
Coverage for repair or replacement of certain vehicle components for a set time or mileage.