The Approval Store

We were well informed every step of the way! Our rep Wayne guided us through the entire process. He manged to find the right car for us that matched our budget and taste irrespective of our circumstances. I'd gladly recommend Wayne / The Approval Store to my friends and family. Cheers

Very professional staff with a sense of understanding and ability to work with you throughout the process of approval advising the best possible outcome while applying by a more proactive approach with ppl with credit rating problem. As for me, I can only thank the all stuff and refer the person who made this happen as quickly as possible Wayne Clarke, anyone who needs to own a car, please contact him or ask for him. Two thumbs up! Thank you again.

We dealt with Kim! She was very patient, Professional and understanding!! Would highly recommend The Approval Store, they have great deals and got us a great interest rate!! Simply AMAZING!!

This is for the post regarding Nissan Rougue complaint. For Alexander G When you buy a vehicle, a dealer must give you the most accurate information available about a vehicle’s history and key features. If certain information is missing you have 90-days to cancel the contract. If any of the information below is not accurate, you can cancel within 90 days: odometer reading (or a statement that distance travelled is not available) make, model and year whether the vehicle has been “branded” by the Ministry of Transportation as salvage, rebuilt or irreparable accurate details of past use (e.g., if the vehicle was used as a taxi, limousine, rental car, police or emergency vehicle) and that he was in violation of the Motor Vehicle Dealership Act under Cancellation of contracts for non-disclosure 50. (1) For the purposes of section 30 (2) of the Act, if a registered motor vehicle dealer entered into a contract under which another person, who was not a registered motor vehicle dealer, purchased or leased a motor vehicle from the dealer, the person may cancel the contract if, (a) the dealer has not accurately disclosed, in the contract, the information required under any of paragraphs 3, 7, 17 and 23 of section 42; Additional information in contracts of sale and leases 42. For the purposes of section 30 (1) of the Act, the information mentioned in paragraph 22 of subsection 39 (2) and paragraph 11 of subsection 41 (1) of this Regulation is the following 7. If any of the following is true of the motor vehicle, a statement to the effect that the vehicle was previously, i. leased on a daily basis, unless the vehicle was subsequently owned by a person who was not registered as a motor vehicle dealer under the Motor Vehicle Dealers Act or the Motor Vehicle Dealers Act, 2002, ii. used as a police cruiser or used to provide emergency services, or iii. used as a taxi or limousine. 17. The make, model and model year of the motor vehicle. 23. If the motor vehicle has been classified, under section 199.1 of the Highway Traffic Act, as irreparable, salvage or rebuilt, a statement as to how it was last classified.

Kim has been very helpful walking me through the process. I will definitely refer me friends. She was very pleasant!!