Why Japanese Cars Keep Their Value When the Economy Gets Unpredictable
Economic uncertainty has a way of changing how people think about cars. When markets become unstable or fuel prices rise,
Alanna Rosen
This Simple Interior Feature Has Been Saving Passengers for Decades
Most drivers barely notice the small handle above the passenger door until someone grabs it during a fast corner or
These Engines Keep Mechanics Busy — The Worst Offenders in Canada
Canada is one of the harshest environments a car will ever face. Long stretches of highway, deep cold, thick oil
Japan Built These 10 Cars and Refused to Share
Japan has always built cars for its own roads, rules, and drivers first. Tight streets, high fuel costs, strict inspections,
These “Muscle Cars” Couldn’t Flex — The Weakest Horsepower in History
When you think of muscle cars, you imagine big V8 engines, tire-shredding torque, and quarter-mile times that made family sedans
10 Car Features We Lost When Everything Went Digital
Cars have changed so much over the last few decades that many features once considered normal would leave today’s Gen
Why These Pickups Pickup Trucks That Fell Short in Canadian Driving Conditions in Canadian Conditions
Pickup trucks are supposed to be dependable tools. In Canada, that expectation is even higher thanks to harsh winters, long
The Cars That Looked Great in Ads but Disappointed in Real Life
Car marketing has always thrived on optimism. Glossy ads and confident taglines promise performance, efficiency, safety, or ruggedness that sounds
Compact Cars With Engine Problems Canadian Owners Know Too Well
Small cars should be simple, efficient and cheap to maintain. That is the entire appeal. But some compact and subcompact