Eight Giant SUVs That Defined Size in Canada
Canada has always had a soft spot for big vehicles. Long distances, brutal winters, cottages, trailers and growing families all
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Why Electric Cars Are Cheaper to Run—but Cost More to Insure
Electric cars have shifted from futuristic novelties to mainstream machines, but one thing consistently surprises new owners: the cost of
Two V8s, Two Worlds, Why Flat-Plane and Cross-Plane Feel Nothing Alike
All V8 engines are not created equal. Two very different crankshaft designs define how a V8 sounds, revs, vibrates and
Ten Driving Habits That Make Everyone Else Hate Sharing the Road With You
Every driver has quirks, but some behaviours reach universal annoyance status. These habits disrupt traffic flow, raise tempers and turn
These Japanese Sports Cars Completely Reset the Performance Rulebook
Japan has a habit of quietly rewriting the rulebook. When the global sports car world leaned on tradition, Japanese engineers
What Tesla Pays to Build Every Car—and What It Keeps
Tesla has built its reputation as the world’s most influential electric carmaker, but behind the sleek designs and futuristic technology
The SUVs Buyers Regret More Than Any Others
SUVs are supposed to do a few basic things well. Carry people comfortably, handle bad weather, deal with rough roads
Ten Undercover Signals Bikers Use and What They Really Mean
Motorcyclists have built an entire language made from simple gestures, subtle motions and quiet traditions. These signals allow riders to
These Common RV Habits Are Now Zero-Tolerance Offenses
RV travel across Canada depends on shared respect more than rules on paper. Campgrounds, parks and municipalities welcome RVers because