Food trucks & trailers for Sale in Toronto

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Buying a food truck in Toronto

Toronto is in Ontario. Results cover businesses within about 40 km of the city centre, closest first. Each listing shows the asking price, the type of business, the tenure where known and photos, and you can message the seller free without creating an account.

What to check before buying a food truck

Find out whether the pitch, market spots or event bookings come with the sale, or only the vehicle and kit.
Check the street trading licence or vendor permit, and whether it can be transferred to you.
Inspect the vehicle or trailer: MOT/inspection, mileage, gas safety certificate, generator and fridges.
Ask for takings by pitch and by season; mobile food trade swings with weather and events.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find a food truck for sale near me?

Search BizMarketplace by town, city or postcode and set a radius. Results are sorted by distance, so the closest listings to Toronto appear first. You can also browse by business type and price.

How much does it cost to contact a seller?

Nothing. Sending a message to a seller on BizMarketplace is free and you don't need an account. Your details are only shared with that seller.

What should I check before buying a business in Canada?

Review financial statements and tax filings for the last three years, decide between an asset and a share purchase, check the lease and provincial licences, and ask how GST/HST applies to the sale. Use a lawyer and an accountant.

How can I finance buying a business in Canada?

Buyers often combine a bank or BDC loan, a vendor take-back where the seller finances part of the price, and their own equity. Lenders look at the business's cash flow and your experience in the sector.

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