Canadian Auto Napa Auto Care

780-569-0654 

service@canadianautoremarketing.ca | info@canadianautoremarketing.ca  

Hours: Mon–Fri 9:00 AM–5:00 PM | Sat 9:30 AM–2:00 PM | Sun & After Hours: By Appointment Only

#109 – 25 Chisholm Avenue, St Albert, Alberta. T8N 5A5
(Located two blocks north of Anthony Henday Drive)

Licensed & Approved Vehicle Inspections

Hours of Operation 

    • Monday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
    • Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
    • Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
    • Thursday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
    • Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
    • Saturday: 9:30 AM – 2:00 PM
    • Sunday & After Hours: By Appointment Only

Dealership & Shop Location

Canadian Auto Napa Auto Care and We Buy Cars Canada
#109 – 25 Chisholm Avenue, St. Albert, Alberta
(Located two blocks north of Anthony Henday Drive)

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🚨 Buyers Beware: Don’t Get Caught by Cheap Vehicle Inspections

When shopping for a motor vehicle inspection, be cautious of shops advertising “too good to be true” low prices. Many of these places lure customers in with cheap inspections, only to upsell unnecessary mechanical services to make up for the discounted rate.

A proper inspection takes time – on average up to 2 hours, depending on the type of vehicle. Rushed or cut-rate inspections often compromise accuracy and transparency, which can cost you more in the long run.

About Us

We are a proud, family-run business with deep roots in the automotive industry dating back to 1988 in St. Albert. For over three decades, we’ve remained committed to providing our community with affordable used vehicles, complete automotive service repairs, tires, and wheels—always with added value for our customers.

Our goal is simple: to deliver incredible deals without ever compromising on quality or service. Whether you’re searching for a reliable used vehicle, need professional repairs, or want the best prices on tires and wheels, we’ve got you covered with a wide selection at discounted, budget-friendly prices.

At Canadian Auto, we continue to build on our family’s legacy by ensuring every customer leaves with confidence, value, and peace of mind.

Visit Canadian Auto Napa Auto Care Centre in St. Albert to get started with trusted, top-rated automotive care. We are a Licensed Vehicle Inspection Facility by Alberta Transportation and a leading choice for Complete Automotive Service & Repairs.

✅ Licensed & Approved Vehicle Inspections

We are fully licensed and authorized to perform the following inspections:

  • (OPI) Out-of-Province Inspections
  • (CVIP) Commercial Vehicle Inspections
  • Vehicle Fitness Assessment (AMVIC)
  • Insurance/Safety Inspections
  • Buyer/Seller Vehicle Inspections
  • Full Mechanical / Multi-Point Vehicle Inspections
  • Extended Vehicle Warranty Inspections
  • Uber / Taxi Vehicle Inspections
  • Light Duty Truck Inspections up to one ton
  • Commercial Bus Inspections
  • School Bus Inspections

We Service All Makes & Models:

From imports to domestic, exotic to luxury, sports cars to SUVs, we have the expertise and equipment to keep your vehicle running at its best.

Brands we service include:

Acura, Audi, BMW, Buick, Chevrolet, Cadillac, Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat, Ford, GM, Honda, Hyundai, Infiniti, Jeep, Kia, Volvo, Lincoln, Lexus, Mazda, Mercedes-Benz, Land Rover, Mini, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Porsche, Range Rover, Ram, Subaru, Tesla, Toyota, Volkswagen — and more.

🚗 Out-of-Province Vehicle Registration in Alberta

When you move to Alberta, you only have 90 days from the day you establish residency to transfer your vehicle registration. To do this legally, your vehicle must pass an Alberta Out-of-Province Vehicle Inspection before you can get Alberta licence plates.

🔎 Step 1: Get a Request for Vehicle Inspection Form

  • Visit any Alberta Registry Office.
  • Cost: About $10.
  • Bring your previous province’s registration papers.
  • You’ll be issued a Request for Vehicle Inspection Form.

🛠 Step 2: Book a Vehicle Inspection

  • You must take your vehicle to a Licensed and Approved Vehicle Inspection Facility.
  • Example: Canadian Auto Napa Auto Care Centre in St. Albert is approved to do these inspections.

The inspection ensures your car meets Alberta’s safety standards before plates can be issued.

📑 Step 3: Complete Registration

  • Once your vehicle passes inspection, bring the completed form back to the Registry office.
  • You’ll then be able to register your vehicle in Alberta and get new plates.

Tip: Book your inspection early, since the 90-day window is strict and delays can make your vehicle illegal to drive.

OUT-OF-PROVINCE INSPECTIONS $189,95

🚗 Special Promo – Out of Province Inspection: $189.95

If you are bringing a vehicle into Alberta from another province, it must pass an Out of Province Inspection before license plates can be issued.

🔧 How the Inspection Works

  • Performed by our journeyperson technician, licensed under the Alberta Vehicle Inspection Program.
  • The inspection takes up to 2 hours.

If Your Vehicle Fails

  • You must complete all required repairs within 10 days of the inspection date.
  • When repaired and returned within 10 days, only the failed items will be re-checked.
  • If not returned within 10 days, a new full inspection will be required at an additional cost.

📝 Inspection Certificates

  • Certificates must be presented to any Alberta Registry Agent within 14 days of issue.
  • If not presented within 14 days, your vehicle will need to undergo another full out of province inspection.

Promo Price: $189.95
📍 Licensed Out of Province Inspections – Done Right!

MULTI-POINT VISUAL INSPECTION $129.95

🚗 Special Promo – Only $129.95 🚗

Complete Multi-Point Inspection

Our certified technician will perform a full stem-to-stern inspection to keep your vehicle in top condition.

What’s Included:

🔧 Brakes

    • Calipers, Rotors, Lines & Hoses
    • Parking Brakes, Wheel Cylinders
    • Brake Fluid

🛢 Fluids

    • Coolant (reading & condition)
    • Windshield Washer, Power Steering
    • Differential & Transfer Case

💡 Lighting

    • Headlights, Tail/Stop Lights
    • Signal & Marker Lights
    • License Plate Lights

🌬 Exhaust

    • Hangers & Clamps
    • Heat Shields
    • Integrity (leaks, perforations, rust)

Steering & Suspension

    • Ball Joints, Tie Rods, Bushings
    • Sway Bars & Links
    • Shocks & Struts

🔋 Battery/Electrical

    • Battery Case, Cables, Clamps
    • Voltage & Amps Test

Belts & Hoses

    • Inspection for Wear & Condition

🛡 Safety & Instruments

    • Warning Lights & Gauges
    • Horn, Wiper Blades, Seat Belts

Heating & A/C

    • Heating System
    • Air Conditioning System

🚙 Tire Inspection

    • Air Pressure
    • Tread Depth & Wear Pattern

📋 What is a Multi-Point Inspection?

A multi-point visual inspection helps identify worn parts and preventive maintenance needs before they become costly repairs.

You’ll receive a report card with easy color codes:

    • Green = Good to go
    • Yellow = Maintenance may be needed soon
    • Red = Immediate service required

This keeps you informed so you can plan ahead for services like new brakes, tires, or fluid changes — saving time and money down the road.

👉 Book your $129.95 Special Promo Inspection today and drive with confidence!

FULL MECHANICAL INSPECTIONS $189,95

Special Promo $189.95

Multi Point Mechanical Vehicle Inspection. Multi-point inspections are recommended because they provide you with a complete overview of your car issues, so that they can be dealt with before becoming too serious and expensive.

Most drivers tend to refuse this option because they are in a hurry and don’t feel it’s one hundred percent necessary. However, multi-point inspections are actually really important and can make a huge difference for the maintenance of your vehicle.

Why do I need it? There are a lot of benefits for getting multi-point inspections, since it allows mechanical experts to figure out if there are any problems with your parts, such as your battery, tires, or fluids. It’s one of the best ways to stay on top of the maintenance.

What is a multi-point inspection? An automotive technician performs multi-point inspections to properly monitor and check up all the different components of your vehicle. They’ll look at the condition of many parts of your vehicle, while looking for problems that could become serious down the line. A multi-point inspection will include an inspection of:

Chassis components * Seat belts and restraints * Battery health * Exhaust components * Steering components * Air filters, Belts and hoses * Shocks and struts * Engine cooling, Fuel system * Drive axle, transmission, and engine * Windshield washer fluid * Power steering fluid, Coolant * Transmission fluid * Brake fluid, Engine oil

When the technician is performing the multi-point inspection, they examine your vehicle for signs of wear and tear. Most inspection are color coded:

Red (needs attention now)

Yellow (will need attention soon)

Green (all good, no action needed at this time)

Doing this also allows mechanics to spot problems with the chassis, suspension, driveline, engine, and more.

INSURANCE/WARRANTY/SAFETY INSPECTIONS $144,95

Special Promo $144.95

What is a safety inspection?

A safety inspection is an on-site walk through to identify potential hazards to occupants and personnel and options for remedial action the inspection is a thorough examination of a vehicle to ensure it meets required safety standards, focusing on critical components like brakes, tires, lights, and steering, to identify potential hazards and ensure roadworthiness. Safety inspections are also important for property insurance issues.

Vehicle Warranty inspections. Protect your investment by getting a trusted mechanical breakdown warranty from Canadian Auto/Napa Auto Care Centre in St Albert in St Albert, our mechanical Breakdown Protection provides the added comfort and peace of mind knowing that your vehicle is comprehensively covered beyond the manufacturer’s warranty.

FITNESS ASSESSMENT INSP (AMVIC) $139,95

Special Promo $139.95

An AMVIC vehicle safety inspection, or Mechanical Fitness Assessment (MFA), is a required assessment for used vehicles sold in Alberta, ensuring they meet safety and regulatory standards, and it’s completed by a licensed journeyman technician.

It’s a standardized form used to assess the mechanical fitness of a used vehicle, identifying over 60 vehicle equipment parts.

Not a Pass/Fail Inspection: The MFA is an assessment, not a pass/fail inspection, meaning the business can still sell the vehicle even if it doesn’t fully comply with all items listed.

Validity: The MFA is valid for 120 days from the date of completion.

What it covers: The assessment covers various aspects of the vehicle including powertrain, lamps, instruments, brakes, steering, suspension, frame and body, tires and wheels, and electrical components.

COMMERCIAL VEHICLE INSP (CVIP) $189,95

Special promo $189.95

CVIP – Commercial vehicle inspection (up to 1 ton) $189.95

CVIP – Commercial vehicle inspection (Over 1 ton) $269,95

CVIP – Commercial vehicle inspections for Commercial Bus, Light Duty Trucks, School Bus, Light Motorhome, and all makes and models of import and domestic vehicles.

Vehicle Inspection Program – Commercial vehicles Inspection requirements for vehicles with commercial plates. Registered owners of commercial vehicles must ensure that each bus, truck, light truck, or trailer they own receives the required inspection.

Section 19 of the Vehicle Inspection Regulation requires all commercial vehicles to have a valid inspection certificate and decal.

The driver of a commercial vehicle must be able to produce the inspection certificate on the request of an investigator or peace officer.

  • All commercial vehicles, as defined by the National Safety Code (NSC), require annual commercial vehicle inspections:
  • All buses, as defined by the NSC, require semi-annual commercial vehicle inspections:

Canadian Auto/Napa Auto Care Centre in St Albert can help with all of this, we are an approved and Licensed Vehicle inspection facility by Alberta Transportation Specializing on the following Vehicle inspections; (OPI) Out-of-Province Inspections and (CVIP) Commercial Vehicle Inspections on all vehicle makes and models.

BUYER/SELLER VEHICLE INSPECTIONS $159.95

Special Promo $159.95

For both buyers and sellers of vehicles, pre-purchase inspections (PPIs) are crucial for assessing a vehicle’s condition and making informed decisions, with buyers using the information to negotiate or walk away, and sellers potentially gaining a higher price with a positive inspection.

For Buyers: The Purpose of A PPI helps buyers identify potential problems, hidden damage, and necessary repairs before committing to a purchase.

Benefits: Informed Decisions: Allows buyers to make a well-informed decision about the vehicle’s condition and value.

Negotiation Leverage: Identifies issues that can be used to negotiate a lower price or get repairs done by the seller.

Reduced Risk: Helps avoid costly repairs or unexpected issues after the purchase.

Written Report: A PPI typically provides a written evaluation report detailing the vehicle’s condition and potential issues.

Road Test: A short road test is usually included.

For Sellers: The Purpose of A PPI can help sellers determine the vehicle’s true value and prepare for potential issues that could arise during negotiations.

Benefits: Transparency: Demonstrates a commitment to honesty and transparency, which can build trust with potential buyers.

Potentially Higher Price: A positive inspection report can help a seller get a higher price for the vehicle.

Reduced Risk: Helps identify potential problems early on, allowing the seller to address them before listing the vehicle.

SKIP THE DISHES/DOORDASH/UBER/TAXI INSPECTIONS $144.95

Special Promo $144.95

Inspection requirements: An e-Safety Check, or “pink slip”, vehicle inspection is a required document to drive using Uber.

The Importance of Vehicle Inspections

An Out of Province Inspection ensures that your vehicle meets Alberta’s strict safety and equipment standards. At our licensed inspection facility, all inspections are carried out by a journeyperson technician, fully certified under the Vehicle Inspection Program.

On average, the inspection takes about two hours, although this may vary depending on the type and condition of the vehicle.

Why Out of Province Inspections Matter

  • Safety First: Inspections ensure vehicles on Alberta roads are safe to operate.
  • Fraud Prevention: They confirm that vehicles are not stolen or built from stolen components.
  • Value Assessment: Inspections verify the overall condition of a vehicle, helping you make informed decisions when buying, selling, or insuring.
  • Cost Savings: Identifying potential issues early can protect you from costly and unsafe problems down the road.

What to Expect During an Inspection

Your vehicle will undergo a thorough examination, including:

  • A detailed mechanical and safety check
  • A test drive to evaluate performance
  • A comprehensive report outlining defects, potential issues, and the overall condition of the vehicle

This process gives you confidence in your vehicle’s safety and reliability, while also providing valuable insights into its true condition.

Out of Province Inspection Process in Alberta, simplified into 4 easy steps for you:

Step 1: Request an Inspection Form

    • Visit any Alberta Registry office.
    • Purchase a “Request for Vehicle Inspection Form”.
    • This form is required to verify the vehicle’s status.

Step 2: Get Your Vehicle Inspected

    • Bring your vehicle and the inspection form to: Canadian Auto Napa Auto Care Centre in St. Albert.
    • The form does not expire and must be presented at the inspection facility.
    • After the inspection, you’ll receive a signed Record of Inspection, whether your vehicle passes or fails.

Step 3: Complete Repairs (If needed)

    • If your vehicle fails inspection, you must complete repairs within 10 days of the original inspection.
    • If repairs take longer, a full re-inspection will be required.
    • Repairs can be done at any facility of your choice.
    • Re-inspection must be completed at the original inspection facility or another licensed one.
    • Costs for re-inspection may vary, so check with the facility beforehand.

Step 4: Present Certificate at Registry

    • Once your vehicle passes inspection, you’ll receive:
      • An Out of Province Vehicle Inspection Certificate
      • A Record of Inspection
    • Take the certificate to an Alberta Registry Agent within 14 days.
    • If you miss this 14-day window, the certificate becomes invalid, and you’ll need to restart the inspection process and pay again.

In short:

    1. Get the inspection form at a Registry.
    2. Have your vehicle inspected at Canadian Auto/Napa Auto Care Centre.
    3. Fix issues within 10 days if it fails.
    4. Present your inspection certificate to Alberta Registry within 14 days.
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The Importance of Vehicle Inspections
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Out-of-Province Inspections

⏱️ Up to 2 hours
These are more thorough since they confirm the vehicle meets provincial safety standards before registration.

Vehicle Fitness Assessment Inspection (AMVIC)

⏱️ Less than 2 hours
Focused on ensuring compliance with Alberta’s Motor Vehicle Industry Council (AMVIC) requirements. Usually shorter than a full safety inspection.

Multi-point Visual Inspection

⏱️ 1 hour
A quick but detailed visual check across key systems (tires, brakes, lights, fluids, etc.), without deep mechanical teardown.

CVIP – Commercial Vehicle Inspection

⏱️ 3 hours
The most time-intensive, covering every safety-critical system on commercial vehicles like trucks and buses.

Insurance Inspections / Safety Inspections

⏱️ 1 hour
Standard inspection required by insurance companies to ensure a vehicle is roadworthy.

Buyer/Seller Vehicle Inspections

⏱️ 2 hours
Thorough check for used vehicle transactions—mechanical condition, safety, and potential repair costs.

Multi-Point Vehicle Inspection / Full Mechanical Inspections

⏱️ 2 hours
Goes beyond visual checks, includes mechanical testing for brakes, suspension, drivetrain, etc.

Warranty Inspection

⏱️ 1 hour
Ensures that the vehicle meets manufacturer’s warranty requirements and documents any covered issues.

SHOP POLICY IN EFFECT

**Canadian Auto / NAPA AutoCare

Shop Policy, Terms, and Conditions of Service (Legal/Compliance Version)**
AMVIC Licence No. B2008146 | GST No. 82868 9471 RT0001
Applicable to All Retail and Fleet Customers

The Customer (“Customer”) acknowledges and agrees that, by requesting, authorizing, or accepting any services performed by Canadian Auto / NAPA AutoCare and Canadian Auto Remarketing (CAR) Ltd. (“Canadian Auto”), including but not limited to signing a repair estimate, repair order, work order, or accepting return of the serviced vehicle, the Customer shall be bound by the following terms and conditions, which collectively constitute the Shop Policy & Service Agreement.

  1. Wheel Retorque Requirement

1.1 Following installation of wheels and/or tires, the Customer shall return the vehicle to Canadian Auto after 100–150 kilometres of driving for a mandatory wheel fastener retorque.
1.2 This service is provided without charge and without appointment.
1.3 Failure by the Customer to comply with the retorque requirement may result in wheel loosening or related hazards. Canadian Auto accepts no liability for any damage, injury, or loss arising from the Customer’s failure to complete the required retorque.

  1. Pre-Existing Wheel, Fastener, and Stud Damage

2.1 Canadian Auto shall not be responsible for any pre-existing condition involving wheel rims, studs, lug nuts, or related components, including cross-threading, stretching, seizing, prior over-torquing, corrosion, or damage arising from any previous service provider.
2.2 The Customer acknowledges that such conditions may result in breakage during removal or installation and agrees that Canadian Auto shall bear no liability for damages or failures resulting from such pre-existing conditions.

  1. Damage Arising From Rust, Corrosion, or Seized Components

3.1 Canadian Auto shall not be liable for breakage or damage to parts or components that are excessively rusted, corroded, seized, weakened, or otherwise compromised due to age or condition at the time of service.
3.2 Reasonable care will be exercised; however, the Customer acknowledges that breakage under these conditions is unavoidable and outside the control of Canadian Auto.

  1. Refusal of Unsafe, Inadequate, or Improper Parts

4.1 While the Customer retains the right to select parts for installation, Canadian Auto reserves the exclusive right to refuse installation of any parts deemed unsafe, inadequate, incompatible, defective, or inappropriate, in its sole professional judgment.
4.2 Canadian Auto assumes no liability for claims arising from refusal to install such parts.

  1. Authorization for Additional Labour or Parts

5.1 In the event that additional parts or labour exceeding $100.00 above the Customer’s approved estimate are required, Canadian Auto shall make reasonable efforts to obtain prior authorization.
5.2 No further chargeable work shall proceed without approval unless the Customer is unreachable and delaying such repairs would create a safety hazard.
5.3 The Customer is financially responsible for all authorized parts, labour, and associated charges.

  1. Disposition of Replaced Parts

6.1 Customers may request return of replaced parts at the time the vehicle is picked up.
6.2 If no such request is made, all removed parts shall be recycled, scrapped, or disposed of immediately and shall not be retrievable thereafter.
6.3 Hazardous waste or cores subject to manufacturer or environmental return conditions shall not be provided to the Customer.

  1. Post-Service Inspection and Warranty Limitations

7.1 Canadian Auto will, upon Customer request made within 30 days of service completion, inspect workmanship for compliance with service standards at no additional cost.
7.2 The following limitations apply:
a. No refunds shall be issued after the vehicle leaves the premises.
b. Warranty applies solely to workmanship performed by Canadian Auto.
c. Warranty shall not apply to failures caused by unrelated issues, part defects, wear and tear, environmental conditions, or actions by third parties.
7.3 Warranty claims require the vehicle to be returned to Canadian Auto for evaluation.

  1. Warranty Void Due to Third-Party Intervention

8.1 Any warranty offered by Canadian Auto is void where the Customer or any third party has performed adjustments, modifications, or repairs to components previously serviced by Canadian Auto prior to warranty inspection.
8.2 Canadian Auto shall be the sole arbiter of whether third-party intervention occurred.

  1. Limitation of Liability

9.1 Canadian Auto shall not be liable for any loss or damage to the vehicle or its contents resulting from:
a. Fire, theft, vandalism, collision, or other events beyond reasonable control
b. Incidental damage occurring during repair where such damage relates to the vehicle’s pre-existing condition
c. Loss of personal property left inside the vehicle
9.2 Customers are advised to remove all valuables prior to leaving the vehicle.
9.3 Under no circumstances shall Canadian Auto be liable for consequential, indirect, special, or punitive damages.

  1. Privacy Compliance

10.1 Personal information is collected, stored, and used in accordance with the Alberta Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA).
10.2 Information shall be used solely for service records, communication, billing, and regulatory purposes.

  1. Repair Order Authorization

11.1 By executing a repair order or estimate, the Customer authorizes Canadian Auto to:
a. Perform all labour described therein
b. Obtain and install required parts and materials
c. Operate the vehicle for testing, inspection, quality control, and/or delivery
11.2 Canadian Auto shall not be liable for loss or damages caused by circumstances beyond its control, including but not limited to fire, theft, or weather-related events.

  1. Warranty Policies

12.1 In-House Warranty (Parts & Labour)

  • Coverage: 30 days or 3,000 km, whichever occurs first.
  • Warranty consideration requires vehicle return to Canadian Auto.
  • No refunds after vehicle release.
  • Excludes third-party or Customer-supplied parts.

12.2 NAPA “Peace of Mind” Nationwide Warranty

  • Coverage: 12 months / 20,000 km.
  • Valid at participating NAPA AutoCare / NAPA AUTOPRO centres in Canada and the U.S.
  • Exclusions include:
    a. Internal engine or transmission repairs
    b. Commercial vehicles exceeding 1.5 tons
    c. Racing/off-road vehicles
    d. Glass, bodywork, or structural repairs
    e. Used, customer-supplied, or third-party parts
  1. Estimate Disclaimer

13.1 All estimates are approximate and subject to change based on inspection, diagnosis, or discovery of additional issues.
13.2 If costs are expected to exceed the estimate by more than $100, Customer approval will be obtained as per Section 5.
13.3 The Customer acknowledges the existence of a Garage Keeper’s Lien on all vehicles and parts until all charges are paid in full.

  1. Tire and Wheel Policy

14.1 The Customer must return for a wheel retorque as stated in Section 1.
14.2 Canadian Auto shall not be liable for stud breakage, wheel damage, or related failure due to prior improper torquing or corrosion.

  1. Teardown Authorization

15.1 Where teardown or disassembly is required for diagnosis, the Customer agrees to be responsible for associated charges.
15.2 Acceptance of teardown does not guarantee repair feasibility or cost limitations.

  1. Payment Terms

16.1 Payment in full is required prior to vehicle release.
16.2 All parts remain the property of Canadian Auto Remarketing (CAR) Ltd. until paid in full.
16.3 Balances past due are subject to 2% monthly (24% annual) interest.
16.4 Returned payments or NSF transactions will incur applicable fees.

  1. Storage Fees

17.1 A storage fee of $70.00 per day + GST applies when a vehicle is not collected after work completion, or when a non-repairable vehicle remains on-site beyond a reasonable timeframe.

  1. Shop Supplies Fee

18.1 A standard charge for “Shop Supplies” will be applied to all repair orders.
18.2 This fee covers consumables, minor hardware, environmental materials, and disposal costs not practical to itemize.
18.3 Shop Supplies shall not include major parts or billable fluid quantities.

  1. Customer Acknowledgment

By authorizing service or accepting return of the serviced vehicle, the Customer:
a. Confirms legal authority to authorize repairs
b. Acknowledges lien rights in the event of non-payment
c. Authorizes collection and use of vehicle/operator data for billing and accountability
d. Agrees to be financially responsible for all charges, fees, parts, taxes, and services authorized
e. Confirms understanding and acceptance of all terms herein

Please Contact Canadian Auto/Napa Auto Care Centre for more information.