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Ontario car loans

With nearly 40-percent of Canadians calling Ontario home, we’d be braindead if we didn’t finance there. For Ontarians looking to finance a new car, van, truck, or SUV, you’ve come to the right place.

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Why You Should Work with Car Loans Canada

We know you’re probably overwhelmed with all the finance options out there. Should you go with a bank? A credit union? A financing aggregator like us? It might be obvious, but we think we should be your clear-cut choice for Ontario car loans. Here’s why:

Are You an Ontarian With Bad Credit? No Credit? Don’t Worry!

Know that you’re not alone. Around 20-percent of all Canadians have a credit score below 600. While this can make it difficult to get financing through normal channels, we have plenty of lenders willing to sponsor poor credit score loans. Working with Car Loans Canada will get you out of your junker and into an affordable new (or new to you) car. If you’d like to build your credit first, that’s fine too! We have plenty of resources available to help improve your credit.

Scenery in Ontario

Can I Get a Bad Credit Car Loan If I Live in the Middle of Nowhere?

Urban, metro, or rural, it doesn’t matter! We finance people throughout Ontario! Below is just a small sampling of the communities we serve:

Communities we finance in Ontario

Ready to Tear Through Toronto’s Streets In A Car You Can be Proud Of?

Our online application takes less time than brushing your teeth! Just click below to get started.

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Interesting Facts About Ontario

  • Ontario’s temperature can vary between 30 C and -40C
  • Ontario has approximately 20% of all the world’s fresh water.
  • There were 862,313 new vehicles sold in Ontario in 2018.
  • Approximately 3.5 million people in Ontario have bad credit.
  • Ontario’s official flower is the trillium.
  • Dealerships in Ontario only have to disclose a collision if it caused more than $3,000 in damage.
  • Ontario was the first place in North America to eliminate coal as a power source.
  • If you’d rather drive a sleigh, make sure it has two bells on it! Otherwise, it’s illegal.
  • There were 8.7 million cars registered in Ontario in 2017.
  • As of 2016, 38.39% of Canadians called Ontario home.