Auto sales and vehicle search · Montréal

Your everyday life.
Your starting point.

You do not need to have chosen a model. Start with its purpose, then refine your priorities.

Detail of a grey car parked beside a building

For the city and shorter trips.

Think about where your car will spend most of its time: your street, parking space and usual route. Size, visibility and access to the trunk are useful details to compare.

  • The size of your parking space
  • Getting in and out comfortably
  • Visibility and everyday storage
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Grey Genesis SUV beside a building, illustrative photograph

For everyone coming along.

Judge a roomy vehicle by the people and things that actually travel with you. Consider occupied seats, luggage, sports equipment and ease of loading.

  • Your usual passenger count
  • The things that need to fit in the trunk
  • Access to the rear seats
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Silver Kia EV6 in an architectural space, illustrative photograph

For exploring a different kind of energy.

Gasoline, hybrid or electric: start with your intended use. For a plug-in vehicle, note access to an outlet or charger, regular journeys and planned longer trips. Characteristics vary by vehicle.

  • Your regular driving distances
  • Actual charging access, where needed
  • Questions to verify for each model
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Your next chapter deserves
a good beginning.

Your everyday life, your preferences, your questions. Bring together what matters for your next car.

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