ABS
Anti-lock Braking System prevents wheels from locking under hard braking for better steering control.
Anti-lock Braking System prevents wheels from locking under hard braking for better steering control.
Air conditioning system that cools and dehumidifies the vehicle cabin.
All-Wheel Drive sends power to all four wheels for improved traction in varying road conditions.
A vehicle sold without dealer-provided repair guarantees beyond what is required by law.
The legal purchase document listing buyer, seller, vehicle, and agreed terms.
Wireless feature that connects your phone for calls, audio, and media controls.
Vehicle history report showing prior accidents, registration records, and service-related events.
Used vehicle program with additional inspection standards and limited warranty benefits.
A second person on a loan who shares responsibility for repayment.
The amount a vehicle's value decreases over time due to age, mileage, and market demand.
Component that allows wheels on the same axle to rotate at different speeds while turning.
Parts that transfer engine power to the wheels, including axles and related components.
Front-Wheel Drive where the front wheels receive engine power.
Covers the difference between insurance payout and remaining loan balance after a total loss.
Gross Vehicle Weight Rating: the maximum safe operating weight of the vehicle.
A measure of engine power and acceleration potential.
The yearly borrowing cost for a loan, shown as a percentage.
A long-term rental agreement with fixed mileage and return conditions.
A legal claim from a lender on the vehicle until the debt is fully repaid.
Provincial agency responsible for registration, licensing, and plate services.
Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price, often used as a baseline for pricing.
Instrument showing the total distance a vehicle has traveled.
System that estimates when engine oil should be replaced.
Ontario Motor Vehicle Industry Council, which regulates licensed dealers in Ontario.
The engine and components that generate and deliver power to move the vehicle.
Independent inspection to evaluate condition before buying a used vehicle.
A vehicle previously declared salvage and later repaired and inspected for road use.
Estimated vehicle value at the end of a lease term.
Rear-Wheel Drive where engine power goes to the rear wheels.
Inspection certificate showing the vehicle met minimum safety standards at inspection time.
Documentation of maintenance and repairs over the life of the vehicle.
Measurement of remaining tire groove depth affecting grip and wet-weather performance.
Rotational force from the engine that affects pulling strength and acceleration feel.
Tire Pressure Monitoring System alerts drivers when tire pressure drops too low.
The amount a dealer offers as credit toward your next vehicle purchase.
System of gears that transfers engine output to the wheels.
Vehicle Identification Number, a unique 17-character code identifying a specific vehicle.
Coverage period where certain repairs may be paid by a manufacturer or provider.