If you discovered that you own a re-vinned vehicle, chances are, you found out after the fact. As auto theft continues to rise in Canada, thieves are finding crafty ways to disguise their criminal activity. Before you purchase your next vehicle, learn more about re-vinning, the legal ramifications, and the effects a re-vinned car has on your insurance. 

Summer adventures are coming to an end and kids across the country are getting ready for the new school year ahead — and so are all the bus drivers and child chauffeurs (a.k.a. parents). When you hit the road on the first day of school (and all the days after that), keep these tips in mind for a safe ride:

Truth: a dead car battery can really put a (socket) wrench in your day. There's no worse feeling than turning the ignition only to hear your vehicle's ignition not turn over. But as a car owner, a refresher on how to correctly, and safely, jump your vehicle is useful to have up-to-date in your tool kit. So save this blog to your favourites, just in case.

A lot can happen over one year. Perhaps you’ve moved from the city to the suburbs and aren’t commuting to work anymore, or maybe your teenager is off to university and no longer using your car. Or maybe your car insurance is proving to be too expensive and you’re looking for a lower rate. Auto insurance policies have a one-year term, and the best time to take a closer look at your policy is when it is up for renewal.