How to Compare Canadian Cars
Compare Canadian cars by price, specifications and safety features using online guides. Comparison models are available for new and used vehicles. The Canadian vehicle industry is comprised of American, Japanese and other import vehicles.
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Canadian Vs. American
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The Canadian automotive industry is powered by the United States and Japan. Search the Internet for comparison sites. There are a few Canadian sites where you can compare vehicles, however there is more information available on American sites. If you search an American site, factor in the current exchange rate and be aware there are some differences in Canadian and American vehicles. American speedometers measure speed in miles and Canadian vehicles use kilometers.
Consumer Reports
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Consumer Reports provide detailed unbiased opinions and vehicle comparisons. Compare new and used vehicles with "Consumer Reports," a trusted independent, nonprofit organization. "Consumer Reports" is written by experts in the automotive industry and compiled with consumer opinions. "Consumer Reports" requires a membership fee which can be paid monthly or yearly.
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Car Ratings and Reviews
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Car reviews and ratings by automotive experts help you compare vehicles. Search for vehicle comparisons on "Car and Driver's" buyers guide. Filter results by editor's choice, fuel consumption or price. Expert reviews and high quality photographs make this a popular site. "Motor Trend" is another excellent online publication. Check out the videos of road test results.
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