There’s no single “best” car for winter. Instead, there are cars (and crossovers, coupes, trucks, and more) that each represent a unique collection of pros and cons relative to the specific way you’ll use it.

But when it comes to winter, smaller, lighter cars stop quicker and handle better, making it easier to keep your vehicle under control and avoid collisions.

All of the vehicles in this video can be had for between $30,000 and $40,000 Canadian, the latter figure representing the approximate average new-car transaction price in Canada. Finally, each of the machines listed has left a positive impression on your writer after 1,200-plus kilometres of wintertime testing in Northern Ontario.

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