Car Pricing: Invoice Price/Dealer Cost
The invoice price or dealer cost is the amount that car dealers pay for a car in total, including the cost of the base model and added options.

Créé par Unhaggle - septembre 4, 2014, dernière mise à jour: octobre 30, 2014
Insurance: How to Make a Claim After an Accident
A claim is essentially a formal request to an insurance company asking for a payment based on the terms in the insurance policy.

Créé par Unhaggle - septembre 5, 2014, dernière mise à jour: novembre 25, 2014
Insurance: The Basics
The basic idea behind car insurance is relatively simple – an insurance company collects payments from the many to pay for the losses of the few.

Créé par Unhaggle - septembre 5, 2014, dernière mise à jour: octobre 30, 2014
Car Pricing: Depreciation
Car depreciation is a decrease in value of a purchased car. There are several reasons for the decrease, such as age, wear and tear and market conditions.

Créé par Unhaggle - septembre 5, 2014, dernière mise à jour: novembre 25, 2014
Car Pricing: Additional Fees on the Price Quote
A car’s listed price is not the same amount that ends up being displayed at the bottom of a bill of sale, the following list provides some guidance on additional fees that may be incurred.

Créé par Unhaggle - septembre 4, 2014, dernière mise à jour: décembre 20, 2017
Car Pricing: Consumer Rebates and Incentives
Consumer incentives and rebates are discounts that car manufacturers offer to consumers through dealerships to boost sales of a particular vehicle at a particular time of year to the benefit of all parties involved.

Créé par Unhaggle - septembre 5, 2014, dernière mise à jour: octobre 30, 2014
Car Warranty: Manufacturer Warranty
A warranty is a guarantee on certain parts and mechanics of a new vehicle purchase.

Créé par Unhaggle - septembre 5, 2014, dernière mise à jour: novembre 25, 2014
Car Pricing: MSRP/Sticker Price
The MSRP, or Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price, is the amount, which car manufacturers recommend that car dealers use as the selling price for a vehicle.

Créé par Unhaggle - septembre 4, 2014, dernière mise à jour: janvier 28, 2015
Insurance: The Rules in Different Provinces and Territories
Private companies sell car insurance in all the provinces and territories of Canada. However, they are not the only ones to do so since government-run companies sell insurance too.

Créé par Unhaggle - septembre 5, 2014, dernière mise à jour: novembre 25, 2014
Car Essentials: Tech Features
Tech features are not as vital as drivability and safety features, but they are still desirable – particularly in the day and age of smartphones, tablets and other electronic gadgets. The main purpose of modern “tech” accessories is to make the lives of car occupants as convenient as possible when they are on the road.

Créé par Unhaggle - novembre 25, 2014
Car Essentials: Drivability (Required Components)
Drivability components are parts of a vehicle that work together to make sure the vehicle does what it is supposed to do – drive.

Créé par Unhaggle - novembre 25, 2014
Car Warranty: Extended Warranty
An extended warranty is additional coverage period on a standard warranty, offered either by a dealership or a third-party vendor.

Créé par Unhaggle - septembre 5, 2014, dernière mise à jour: novembre 25, 2014
Car Essentials: Safety
Safety features exist for one reason only – to keep the occupants of a vehicle from harm during an accident. As such, some safety features are absolutely essential, especially those that are required by law.

Créé par Unhaggle - novembre 25, 2014
Car Maintenance: The Basics
Car maintenance describes the act of inspecting or testing the condition of car subsystems and servicing or replacing parts and fluids. Regular maintenance is critical to ensure the safety, reliability, driveability, comfort and longevity of a car.

Créé par Unhaggle - novembre 25, 2014
Car Essentials: Anti-Theft Devices
An anti-theft system is a device or method for preventing criminals from taking a vehicle or items within it without permission.

Créé par Unhaggle - novembre 25, 2014
Car Pricing: Government Incentives for Electric or Hybrid Vehicles
Government incentives are special price cuts that the Canadian government offers to car buyers. Such incentives exist mainly to promote and support the development, production and sales of electric or hybrid vehicles.

Créé par Unhaggle - novembre 25, 2014
Car Pricing: Employee/Invoice Pricing Deals
Sometimes car manufacturers offer special discounts known as employee or invoice pricing deals, which reduces the MSRP to the dealer invoice price, which is what the dealer pays for a vehicle. So far, the only brands to offer such deals are Ford, General Motors and Hyundai.

Créé par Unhaggle - novembre 25, 2014
Car Pricing: Dealer Margin
A dealer margin, or dealership profit margin, is the monetary difference between the invoice price, which is the amount that a dealership pays to acquire a vehicle, and the MSRP, which is the manufacturer suggested retail price – also known as the sticker price.

Créé par Unhaggle - novembre 25, 2014