Selling your vehicle privately can sound like the best way to get top dollar—until the messages start rolling in at 10 p.m., the “serious buyer” ghosts you, and you’re juggling paperwork, meetups, test drives, and safety concerns. If you’re in Burlington (or anywhere nearby like Oakville, Hamilton, or Milton), there’s a simpler option: sell your car directly to Unique Chrysler using our quick, no-obligation process on our Sell Us Your Car page.

Shopping for the best 7 seater SUV in Canada sounds simple—until you test how different “third rows” can be in real life. Some are perfect for kids and short trips. Others are genuinely adult-friendly, road-trip ready, and winter confident. Around Burlington and neighbouring communities like Oakville, Milton, and Hamilton, most families end up choosing based on three things: third-row comfort, cargo space behind the third row, and all-weather capability 

If you’ve ever caught yourself Googling “Blue Book value Canada,” you’re not alone. It’s a quick way to say: “What’s my car actually worth right now?” — whether you’re selling privately, trading in, or shopping for your next vehicle around Burlington, Oakville, Milton, or Hamilton.

If you’ve been shopping for a new vehicle around Burlington, you’ve probably seen “MSRP” everywhere—on window stickers, manufacturer sites, and build-and-price tools. It sounds official, but it’s not always the number you’ll pay at the end of the deal. This guide breaks down what MSRP really means, what it doesn’t include, and how to use it as a smart reference point—whether you’re comparing trims, negotiating, or budgeting a monthly payment.

Buying used can be a smart move—especially if you know how to spot a great vehicle (and avoid the expensive surprises). Whether you’re shopping in Burlington, commuting to Oakville, or driving into Hamilton for work, this step-by-step used car inspection checklist will help you feel confident before you sign anything. This guide is designed for Ontario shoppers and goes beyond the basics with a practical walk-around routine, test-drive plan, paperwork tips, and a printable

If you’re self-employed, chances are you’ve had at least one moment where you thought “I can afford the vehicle… so why is proving it so complicated” You’re not alone. In Ontario, many business owners, contractors, freelancers, and gig workers have strong cash flow—but their income doesn’t show up neatly on a bi-weekly pay stub. The good news self-employed car loans are absolutely possible. The key is knowing what lenders look for and how to present your income clearly. If