: Dealers must disclose 22 specific pieces of information in writing, including the vehicle's history, accurate odometer readings, and past use (e.g., if it was a rental, taxi, or police vehicle).

: By law, any price advertised by a dealer must include all fees and charges they intend to collect, except for HST and licensing. This includes "hidden" costs like administration fees or pre-delivery inspections.

: To offer these protections, a dealer must be registered with OMVIC. Buying from an unregistered seller (often called a "curbsider") leaves you with little legal recourse if the deal goes wrong.

The vehicle's "branding" (e.g., if it was previously salvage, rebuilt, or irreparable).

Significant past uses, such as being a former emergency vehicle. Safety and Warranties Buying a new or used vehicle: your rights | ontario.ca

Buying a used vehicle from a dealer involves specific legal protections designed to ensure transparency and fairness. In Ontario, these rights are primarily governed by the and overseen by the Ontario Motor Vehicle Industry Council (OMVIC) . Key Legal Protections & Requirements