Hey everyone! I’m trying to figure out which Canada Goose jacket this is. I’ve attached a picture of it below.
Does anyone know the exact model/name of the jacket, and possibly what year it was released?
Thanks in advance!
I’m looking at buying my first used car and I’m pretty new to cars, so I’m not really sure what I should be looking for when I go check it out.
I haven’t test-driven the car yet, but I’m planning to go to the shop soon to look at it and take it for a drive. I want to make sure I do my homework before making any decisions. What should I be checking when I first look at the car?
Also, what should I ask the dealership for?
I’ve also heard that it’s a good idea to get a pre-purchase inspection (PPI) before buying. Is that something I should definitely do even if I’m buying from a shop?
If so, where would you recommend getting a PPI done in Winnipeg, and roughly how much does one usually cost?
Since I’m new to cars, I’d really appreciate any beginner-friendly advice on what to look for, what questions I should ask, and anything I should be careful about.
I’m trying to decide between two used vehicles from dealerships, and I’d appreciate some advice from people who have owned either of these cars or have experience with them.
The first is a 2021 Toyota Camry SE Upgrade AWD priced at $28,499 CAD with about 73,500 km. It’s a Toyota Certified Used vehicle with a clean CARFAX showing no reported accidents. It has the SE Upgrade package, which includes features like a moonroof, wireless charging, blind spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alert, heated steering wheel, heated front seats, and other convenience features. Since it’s the AWD model, it should also be better during winters.
The second is a 2019 Lexus UX 250h Premium AWD priced at $29,795 CAD with about 56,200 km. It’s a hybrid with AWD and has 12 service records on the CARFAX, but it also has an accident/damage history. According to the CARFAX, there was a collision reported in October 2021 (claim amount not reported), a right-side damage estimate in March 2023 for $1,495.04 CAD, and another collision in December 2025 with an estimate of $12,721.45 CAD. I’m not sure whether that last repair involved structural damage or mostly body panels, so that’s something I’d need to ask the dealership about.
My priorities are reliability, low maintenance costs, long-term ownership, good resale value, and overall comfort for daily driving. I don’t necessarily need an SUV, but I do like the idea of a hybrid if it’s worth it.
If you were in my position, which one would you choose and why? Would the newer, accident-free Camry be the better buy, or is the Lexus worth paying a little more for despite the accident history? Does the Lexus’s lower mileage and hybrid system outweigh the Camry being newer, accident-free, Toyota Certified, and having the SE Upgrade package? I’d really appreciate any advice or personal experiences with either model.
I’d like to go hiking soon and was just wondering. If you have any other trail recommendations please let me know.