is WPA worth it when buying a new car.

Also try carcostcanada, Unhaggle, and Easycardiscounts.

How good a price depends on which model sometimes. Tried APA many years ago for a Toyota and they basically came back with toyota online price; so why pay them fee?! However could be better now as others with more recent experience can tell.

Drive the vehicle you want and narrow your choice(s) and options.

bengoldenberg wrote: ↑Lpoking to finance a new sub and tired of the game. Somebody told me that an APA membership which costs like 80 bucks can get you the best, or at least, better prices. Anyone one of you guys have any experience with the service -- or perhaps any other ideas? Thanks!

APA, what is APA/ American Psychological Association, American Poolplayers association, American Pilots Association...key word is "American".
Better yet, your title iays WPA. Wat is that?

bengoldenberg wrote: ↑Lpoking to finance a new sub and tired of the game. Somebody told me that an APA membership which costs like 80 bucks can get you the best, or at least, better prices. Anyone one of you guys have any experience with the service -- or perhaps any other ideas? Thanks!

https://www.apa.ca/buying.asp

http://www.autos.ca/forum/index.php?topic=65358.0

Pete_Coach wrote: ↑APA, what is APA/ American Psychological Association, American Poolplayers association, American Pilots Association...key word is "American".
Better yet, your title iays WPA. Wat is that?

I must be the first person in history to have made a typo... shame on me.

bengoldenberg wrote: ↑I must be the first person in history to have made a typo... shame on me.

"No soup for you"

eldiablo wrote: ↑"No soup for you"

WPA2 is more secure.

I guess so for $80 it saves you had and time.

Personally I like the process.