Metro Vancouver

Used cars for Vancouver buyers

Northline serves Vancouver buyers from Tri-City Mitsubishi at 2060 Oxford Connector, Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 0A4. Browse the current inventory and contact the team about a vehicle, viewing, trade-in or financing request.

Vancouver buyers can shortlist a car, truck or SUV from current inventory before planning a visit. Compare the vehicle-specific details, ask about available history records and explain any parking, passenger or cargo requirements to the team.

Available from Port Coquitlam

These vehicles are listed by the Northline team at Tri-City Mitsubishi. Confirm availability and viewing arrangements before travelling.

Advertised prices exclude taxes, a $995 documentation fee, a prep fee from $195 to $1,395, and a $10 VSA levy.

Browse all available vehicles

Vehicle details and buying questions

Review the vehicle details, supplied history records and proposed terms before buying. Ask who the selling dealer is, what disclosures and paperwork are provided, and which costs apply to the specific vehicle.

Review the vehicle details, supplied history records and proposed terms before buying. Ask who the selling dealer is, what disclosures and paperwork are provided, and which costs apply to the specific vehicle.

Financing for Vancouver's Range of Credit Situations

Ask the Northline team about available vehicle financing options and the information needed for a lender application. Any approval, rate and terms depend on the specific lender criteria, vehicle and application; they are not guaranteed by sending a request.

Send a vehicle financing request if you want to discuss the process. Any approval, rate and terms depend on the lender, vehicle and application; ask for the actual decision and terms before proceeding.

Getting Here From Vancouver

Port Coquitlam sits a short drive east of Vancouver along Highway 1 or the Lougheed Highway (Highway 7), the same corridor a lot of Tri-Cities commuters already use to reach downtown. Buyers without a car of their own can still get to the lot; Northline coordinates viewings directly.

For buyers cross-shopping the North Shore or Fraser Valley, Port Coquitlam sits roughly in the middle — closer than driving all the way out to Langley or Abbotsford, and clear of the downtown parking hunt.

Vehicles That Make Sense for City Living

A lot of Vancouver buyers are shopping for a second vehicle to pair with transit, or a first car that has to survive street parking and the odd steep block near Kitsilano or Point Grey without a driveway to retreat to.

Others want a highway-capable vehicle for weekend trips up the Sea-to-Sky or out to the Fraser Valley — where BC's mandatory winter tire rules between October 1 and April 30 apply on mountain routes. Northline can point buyers toward inventory suited to either use case rather than a one-size-fits-all lot.

Vehicle history and buying information

Use the history report link on an individual vehicle listing when one is provided, or ask the team which records are available for that vehicle.

Review the VSA vehicle-buying checklist and discuss the vehicle details, selling dealer, paperwork and total costs before deciding.

Areas of Vancouver served

  • Kitsilano
  • Mount Pleasant
  • Kerrisdale
  • Dunbar
  • Marpole
  • Renfrew-Collingwood
  • Grandview-Woodland
  • Commercial Drive
  • West End
  • Point Grey

Northline has one published location in Port Coquitlam. Confirm the vehicle and viewing arrangements before planning your trip; this page does not describe an additional local branch.

Answers

Vancouver buyer questions

Is Northline located in Vancouver?

No. Northline is based in Port Coquitlam, BC, a short drive east of Vancouver along Highway 1 or the Lougheed Highway. Northline serves Vancouver buyers directly and coordinates viewings and paperwork without a Vancouver showroom.

Can I get approved for a car loan in Vancouver with bad credit?

Ask the Northline team about available vehicle financing options and the information needed for a lender application. Any approval, rate and terms depend on the specific lender criteria, vehicle and application; they are not guaranteed by sending a request.

Is it safer to buy from a dealer than Facebook Marketplace?

Review the vehicle details, supplied history records and proposed terms before buying. Ask who the selling dealer is, what disclosures and paperwork are provided, and which costs apply to the specific vehicle.

Does Northline share the Carfax report before I buy?

Use the history report link on an individual vehicle listing when one is supplied, or ask the Northline team which records are available for that vehicle. Review the supplied records and clarify any missing information before deciding.