Police spread word of new safety law
To increase safety, Ontario's Highway Traffic Act requires motorists when approaching a police, fire or ambulance vehicle stopped with its red lights flashing in the same direction of travel, either i
The unique appeal of military vehicles
On this day, so many years ago, the guns fell silent, and the machinery did too.
Wartime auto history preserved in Oshawa
Tacked to the wall above the equipment in the back of the World War II-vintage radio truck is that traditional icon of a soldier's personal space: an 8-by-10 pin-up photo of a glamorous Hollywood film
Innovations give winter drivers the edge
Tire technology never stops being refined and when the companies find a formula that works, it goes right into the market. Pronto.
Winter tires for the snow season
You've decided to take the winter tire plunge. Good thinking!
Important to find root cause of code
The engine light later came on for a day, then went out. The sensor wires seem tight. What's the cure?
Missed servicing led to brake work, Honda says
Q My 2003 Honda Civic LX (73,800 km) was serviced at Midland Honda. The right rear brake drum had cracked and partially separated, and both rear drums needed replacement. The car was just 19 months ol
When will Paul Tracy finally grow up?
But this trouble with Tracy act is really starting to wear a little thin, isn't it?
Crash data on sticker
U.S. car buyers are getting a new tool when shopping: government crash test data right on the window sticker.
Plan now for winter, but forget candles
A lit candle in a car is dangerous, and she was quickly informed about the hazard.
Second-Hand: Infiniti G35s
As an indication of just how close to flawless the Infiniti G35 is, reader John Hydon wrote to complain about the location of the stitching on his steering wheel.
Loyal clients keep English sports-car maker afloat
In the sprawling Morgan car factory in central England, business is brisk.
Important to find root cause of code
Q The service engine light of my 1999 Chevrolet Lumina (3.1-litre V6; 132,000 km) came on for a couple of days, then disappeared for about a month.
Winter tires for the snow season
You've decided to take the winter tire plunge. Good thinking!
Innovations give winter drivers the edge
Tire technology never stops being refined and when the companies find a formula that works, it goes right into the market. Pronto.
It's time to face facts on pollution
The only way to reduce CO2 in the atmosphere is to reduce the burning of carbon that was taken out of it by plants millions of years ago (not the carbon in the cord of wood from 50 years ago).
So fast, so close -- but not quite
A young Sudbury area speed demon came within an eyelash of setting a women's world motorcycle speed record last weekend.
Planning, research can help cut insurance costs
California motorists have reason to rejoice these days.
Hot Silverado may be built
Among the customized trucks that the auto giant displayed at this week's annual SEMA show in Las Vegas is the Chevrolet Silverado 427 concept truck, packing a 427-cubic-inch V8.
True classic or a Cougar in disguise?
Neoclassics are cars with bodywork that evokes luxurious, timeless designs of the 1920s and '30s, but with chassis and powertrains lifted from more commonplace donors.
