Chevrolet Unveils Refreshed 2019 Camaro
Chevrolet has taken the wraps off the updated 2019 Camaro, which will feature design changes, new technologies and a first-ever Turbo 1LE.
Five Reasons to Visit Niagara-on-the-Lake that Don’t Involve Wine
This unique local gem is still well worth the drive, even if wine isn’t your jam.
707-Horsepower RAM Rebel on the Way?
Over the past few days, rumours of two new high-horsepower RAM models have begun to surface.
Skipping the 401 For the Road Less Travelled in the 2018 Mazda CX-9
An extra large utility vehicle may seem like an odd choice for a two person road trip, but the big Mazda is powered by a 2.5L four cylinder which promises thrifty fuel economy while still creating an
Does the Colour of Your Car Make you More Likely to be Involved in an Accident?
In 2007 a paper from Monash University in Australia found that white was the safest colour and that other colours which were “lower on the visibility index and included black, blue, grey, green, red
Eye Candy: 1965 Mustang GT 350
Unable to find a 1967 Mustang, Wayne McKibbin settled for a ’65 model and completed its restoration. A decade later, he’s happy with his decision and can’t wait to be cruising in the GT 350 when
Dealer’s Voice: Car Awards have their Place in the Car-buying Process
For Larry Lantz’s last Dealer’s Voice column as President of the TADA, he reflects on the year he’s had in the chair and what’s to come in the automotive industry.
The 2018 Spring Motorcycle Show Means Riding Season is Almost Here
Exhibitors and attendees wish winter away as riding season approaches.
Chevy Puts on a Brand New Face
Cruze, Malibu and Spark are the first of the brand to receive the new design initiative that includes a wider variety of trim levels, models and optional packages that are intended to entice younger c
A Volkswagen Pickup?
Aggressive sport styling, wraparound LED light strip accents and innovations inside and out mark the surprising VW Atlas Tanoak pickup concept shown by Volkswagen at the NYIAS.
New York 2018: High Rises, High Power
We take a look and some of the heavy-hitters that came to this year’s show, cars and SUVs with the true grit required to make it big in the Big Apple.
A Brief History of Automobile Warranties
Despite the pitfalls, consumers have generally been well served by today’s warranty innovations, which help to differentiate automakers in a hotly contested marketplace.
New Volvos in New York
Anders Gustafsson, senior vice-president of the Americas for Volvo, introduces the new 2019 V60 midsize wagon, one of the new Volvos on the stand at the New York International Auto Show (NYIAS).
Eye Candy: 1970 Lotus Europa S2
Renting a 1970 Lotus Europa S2 for their honeymoon put Bob and Janet Tremble on the road to their lifelong love affair. Nearly half a century later, the former high school sweethearts are happily crui
K1 Speed opens first Canadian Facility, in Toronto
Located at Downsview Park in North York, K1 Speed hosted a grand opening over the weekend, with special Guest Paul Tracy on hand to help build buzz.
Lincoln Resurrects Aviator Nameplate in New York
Slotting in between Nautilus and Navigator the 2020 Aviator will come in a three-row configuration and is based on Lincoln’s new, unibody rear-drive architecture.
Jaguar Plans 20,000 Waymo I-Pace Models
The Waymo I-Pace, shown during the New York International Auto Show, is an early indicator of a planned fleet of 20,000 Jaguar I-Pace electric vehicles adapted for driverless transportation by Waymo (
Porsche Unveils Two Models in New York
The 911 GT3 RS pushes out a phenomenal 520 hp from its 4.0-litre flat-six and with the extra weight loss it is estimated that it will do 0-100 km/h in under three seconds.
RDX is “Better in Every Way”
The new 2019 Acura RDX, introduced at the New York International Auto Show, features more interior room and a touchpad system for controlling the centre display unit.
MDX A-Spec will Appeal to Younger Buyers
The Acura 2019 MDX A-Spec is designed to appeal to younger buyers and arrives in showrooms this summer.