Canada Once Sold Cars This Small — and They Were Fully Road Legal
Canada is known for big trucks, wide highways and winters that test both driver and machine. Yet through the decades,
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Tesla’s Door Handles Could Be On the Chopping Block Under Canada’s New Regulations
Tesla’s sleek flush mounted door handles have long been one of the design features that set the brand apart. But
10 Car Features Automakers Are Quietly Removing From New Models
Cars today are loaded with technology, from touchscreens to advanced driver aids, but in the process, automakers have been quietly
High Mileage Doesn’t Always Mean Trouble—What Experts Say Matters Most
For decades, car buyers were told to steer clear of vehicles with six figure odometer readings. The thinking was simple:
EVs Promised a Fresh Start—So Why Are Old Mistakes Coming Back?
Many people accuse electric vehicles of being compromised. And in many ways, they are. But so, too, are gas cars.
9 Cars That Lose Half Their Value in Just Two Years
Depreciation is one of the most painful realities of car ownership. The moment a new car leaves the dealership, its
You’ve Seen the X on Motorcycle Headlights—Here’s Why It’s There
If you’ve been around motorcycle meets, vintage races, or even just scrolling through bike forums, you’ve likely spotted a machine
What Canadians Really Want Changed About Their Driving Laws
Canadian drivers follow some of the strictest and most detailed traffic rules in the world. From winter tire regulations to
12 Cars From the ’80s That Pushed Design a Little Too Far
The 1980s were a decade full of experimentation in the automotive industry. Automakers were battling new emissions standards, rising fuel