Alanna Rosen

Not every vehicle needs to be exciting to be important. Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, Canada ran on cars, vans,

When winter grips Canada and the northern U.S., the natural instinct is the same for just about every driver climb

The 1980s and 1990s were decades when supercars became something more than just fast machines. They were statements of style,

Some automotive features were charming in their day but are now hopelessly outdated. They were clunky, unsafe, or just plain

Getting pulled over is a headache every driver wants to deal with as little as possible. Sometimes, though, it is

SUVs dominate Canadian roads because they answer real needs. They climb snow covered hills, survive months of salted pavement, pull

City cars are supposed to be sensible. Easy to park, cheap to run, and comfortable in traffic. But every so

For many Canadians, RV travel represents freedom and adventure. It is a way to see the country on your own

Exotic doesn’t have to mean unattainable. While modern supercars have drifted into absurd pricing, a quiet corner of the used