Брамптон признан городом с самыми чистыми автомобилями в Канаде по данным опроса Panda Hub

Canada's cleanest cars reside in Brampton, Ontario: survey Toronto lands in second, while Montreal ranks last, based on how often residents search for car-care products - Canada’s cleanest cars might reside in Brampton, Ontario—and the dirtiest in Montreal - That’s based on a three-year survey of car-care Internet keyword searches by car owners in those cities - The survey, by Panda Hub, a car detailing business, puts cities in the Greater Toronto in the top three Gearheads know – just know – that a clean car runs better. Okay, maybe somewhere deep in our gas-tank-for-a-brain we recognize such a notion isn’t logical — but whoever said that being a torque-dork had anything to do with logic? A new survey from a car-detailing outfit called Panda Hub examined search traffic across the Internet and, using that data, declared the top ten cities in Canada with the cleanest cars. Wait, what? Well, to put together the rankings, it tracked 27 keywords across subjects like professional detailing, DIY cleaning, and emergency cleanups over a three-year period, from May 2023 to May 2026. The higher the frequency of those searches per 100,000 residents, the more often they’re detailing their rides, goes the logic. Using this criteria, the Canadian city with the cleanest cars is apparently Brampton, Ontario, with 7,407 car-care searches per 100,000 residents per year. Toronto and Mississauga round out the podium finishers. Now, one could make an argument that these three locales are all in the extremely crowded Greater Toronto Area, and that the numbers are skewed as a result, but keep in mind that metric of “per 100k residents” neatly torpedoes any bias towards densely populated areas. A far more likely explanation is that places like Brampton have a really good car-enthusiast scene, with ample official and unofficial groups and meetups for both fans of specifics makes and models as well as general hobbyists. One only need to look at recent attendance numbers at the Canadian International Auto Show in Toronto for proof that even the average resident cares a thing or two about cars; gearheads simply take the measure into overdrive. - Ultimate Spring Cleaning Checklist for Your Car - How It Works: Detailing your car with a clay bar - Advertisement 1Story continues below Cities outside Ontario that made the Panda Hub top-10 list include Montreal, Vancouver, and Calgary — all communities generally considered to be pretty good places for car-spotting. Montreal can be uniquely European at time, Van City has a great supercar population, and there are plenty of trucks in Calgary split between the city-country divide. Ranked based on the data, though, Montreal finished last of 10, just behind Winnipeg and, in eighth, Edmonton. Not contained in the report but asked in the back of our brains was the question of whether search terms in these Canadian cities changed with the seasons. Scrubbing tough salt stains out of the family van’s middle-seat carpet is a vastly different proposition than taking a leisurely afternoon to put the third coat of wax on a supercar during July, after all.