The Quiet Problem With Cars That Stay Too Long at Dealerships
A new car sitting untouched on a dealer lot looks pristine, but time is not its friend. Unsold inventory quietly
Alanna Rosen
Are EV Charging Costs More Predictable Than Gasoline Prices?
Global conflicts often ripple through energy markets within days. Oil prices can swing dramatically as supply fears, shipping disruptions, or
8 Reasons Canadians Lose Their Driver’s Licence — And How It Happens
Canada treats driving as a privilege, not a right. And while most drivers understand the basics of staying legal, many
Tiny but Tough 10 of the Smallest SUVs Ever Built
SUVs are usually associated with size, space, and a commanding driving position. Yet over the years automakers have also experimented
What Salespeople Don’t Tell You About Owning a Hybrid
Hybrid cars are often presented as the perfect middle ground between gasoline and electric. They promise better fuel economy, lower
These Crew Cab Trucks Are Huge — And Canadians Love Them
Canada’s roads and work sites demand trucks that can haul gear, tow trailers, and carry crews without compromise. Double-cab pickups
Will Oil Market Uncertainty Accelerate Canada’s EV Transition?
Global energy markets are closely tied to political stability in the Middle East. When tensions rise in the region, oil
15 Common Repairs You’ll Face as Your Car’s Mileage Climbs
Every car will eventually need repairs, but the types of problems that show up depend heavily on how many miles
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