Used cars for sale in Toronto
Cars, SUVs and pickups from dealers in Toronto and nearby, with photos, video and the price. Each listing names the dealer, and you message or call them directly.
Used vehicles in Toronto and nearby
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Buying a used car from a dealer in Toronto
The rules that protect buyers in Ontario, in short.
- A registered dealer. Buy from a registered used vehicle dealer. When you do, you don't need the Used Vehicle Information Package that private sellers must provide (Ontario.ca).
- All-in price. The advertised price must include every fee the dealer intends to charge, except HST (13%) and licensing (OMVIC, CRA).
- Safety Standards Certificate. You need one to put plates on a used vehicle. It's issued after an inspection at a DriveON centre licensed by the Ministry of Transportation (Ontario.ca). Ask whether the vehicle is sold certified.
- Inspection. Have a mechanic check the vehicle before you buy, and ask for the service records.
About Toronto
Canada's largest city.
- Region
- Toronto
- Province
- Ontario
- Population (2021 Census)
- 2,794,356
Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census
Frequently asked questions
Does Drive Good sell these vehicles?
No. Drive Good Marketplace shows vehicles for sale by dealers. Each listing names the dealer selling the vehicle, and you deal with them directly.
Are the prices before taxes?
Yes. In Ontario, the advertised price must include every fee except HST (13%) and licensing.
Do I need a Safety Standards Certificate?
Yes, to put plates on a used vehicle in Ontario. Ask the dealer whether the vehicle is sold certified.
Do I need a Used Vehicle Information Package?
Not when you buy from a registered used vehicle dealer. Private sellers must give you one.
Can I test drive it?
Yes. Contact the dealer from the listing. Having a mechanic inspect the vehicle before you buy is a good idea.