Why Changing These Cars Would Have Destroyed Their Legacy
Most cars go through constant restyling because automakers worry about falling behind trends. New headlights, new grilles, new platforms, anything
Alanna Rosen
Why Certain Classic Cars Have Four Pedals (And It Was Done on Purpose)
If you’ve ever peeked into the cabin of a truly old car and spotted four pedals on the floor instead
Mechanics Say These 12 Performance Mods Do Absolutely Nothing
Car enthusiasts love modifications, but not every upgrade translates into more speed, sharper handling, or better reliability. Plenty of popular
Do We Really Need 8, 9, or 10 Gears? Automakers Think So
Modern cars frequently advertise their transmissions as selling points. A few decades ago, most automatics had just three or four
The $30K New Car Is Gone — $50K Is Canada’s Reality
Buying a new car in Canada used to feel like a major purchase, not a life altering financial commitment. People
10 New Self-Driving Technologies Rolling Out in the Near Future
Autonomous driving is no longer a distant dream. Carmakers are steadily slipping advanced features into everyday vehicles, building a bridge
20 Unusual Rules in Canada That Can Catch Classic Car Owners Off Guard
Owning a classic car in Canada is a special kind of pride. You spend winter rebuilding carbs, spring polishing chrome,
9 Production Engines That Cost Brands Their Reputations
Even the world’s best automakers occasionally produce an engine that becomes infamous. Some were rushed into production, others were built
Before Everyone Noticed, Japan Created Muscle Cars That Could Rival America’s Best
The American definition of muscle usually means V8 power and straight line dominance, but Japan quietly built its own muscle