1. 2012 Honda Civic LX Sedan Automatic:
MSRP: $18,940
Dealer Discount: $884
Fees: $1,625
Total: $19,681
In Ontario during the month of April, there was an additional $1500 in manufacturer incentives. Read More
1. 2012 Honda Civic LX Sedan Automatic:
MSRP: $18,940
Dealer Discount: $884
Fees: $1,625
Total: $19,681
In Ontario during the month of April, there was an additional $1500 in manufacturer incentives. Read More
We have put together a list of what we think are the most enjoyable cars for the summer. Unlimited headroom, exhilarating acceleration, and ultimate practicality for summer activities are just some of the traits you’ll find in our top ten summer cars. If you’re interested in getting the best price for these vehicles, please visit us at Unhaggle.com for a hassle-free shopping experience!
What’s better than cruising down the highway without a roof? How about without doors? The Jeep Wrangler unlimited is a stretched wheelbase version of the legendary Jeep Wrangler, allowing two more friends to enjoy the fun in comfort with enough space to pack for the weekend trip. If you feel a little adventurous, it is more than equipped to handle any terrain you can throw under it. Read More
The average test-drive lasts somewhere between 10 to 15 minutes. Yet, statistics show that the average Canadian spends 12 days a year commuting. A test drive is an important step of the buying process that can help you understand whether you’ve picked the right vehicle. Keep in mind these key points to avoid common mistakes. It’s not much different from buying a new suit or dress!
1. Quality
There are telling signs of quality when inspecting any vehicle. First, take a look at the paint. Keeping the price point of the vehicle in mind, it’s important to look for signs of orange peel. A high quality paint job results in a perfectly smooth surface under the clear coat, whereas orange peel resembles the dimples on an orange. Read More
With the upcoming launch of the Fiat 500 to North America, Chrysler Group LLC wants its dealers to avoid haggling with their customers. The idea is to make the younger target market of the Fiat 500 feel more comfortable in showrooms.
Laura Soave, head of Fiat in North America said, “The pricing is the pricing” for the new Fiat 500. “The younger generation doesn’t haggle. They don’t feel comfortable with it. They hate the experience.” Chrysler has even established standards that prohibit dealerships on promoting the vehicle for less than the sticker price, although actually being able to regulate and enforce this policy will have its challenges.