Cars and vehicles in Canada

Canada's vehicle landscape reflects its vast geography, cold climate, and mix of urban and rural lifestyles. Here's a breakdown:

Pickup Trucks – Dominant, especially in rural and suburban areas:
- Ford F-150 (Canada’s best-selling vehicle for years)
- Ram 1500
- Chevrolet Silverado
SUVs & Crossovers – Favored by families and commuters:
- Toyota RAV4 (top-selling SUV)
- Honda CR-V
- Hyundai Tucson
- Mazda CX-5
Sedans & Compact Cars – Still common in cities:
- Honda Civic (top compact car for years)
- Toyota Corolla
- Hyundai Elantra
Electric & Hybrid Vehicles – Growing steadily:
- Tesla Model 3/Y
- Hyundai Ioniq 5
- Toyota Prius & RAV4 Hybrid
- Incentives vary by province (especially strong in Quebec and BC)
Minivans – Still relevant for families:
- Chrysler Pacifica
- Honda Odyssey
- Toyota Sienna

Canadians drive on the right side of the road.
Winter tires are essential in many provinces due to harsh winters (mandatory in Quebec).
AWD/4WD vehicles are popular in snowy regions.

Licensing and insurance are handled at the provincial level.
Emissions and safety standards are federally regulated.
Buying used cars is common; Carfax Canada is a key tool for checking vehicle history.

Many vehicles are manufactured domestically (Ontario has a big auto industry).
Brands like Honda, Toyota, Ford, and General Motors have plants in Canada.
Most vehicles are imported from the U.S., Japan, South Korea, and Germany.

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