Why Chinese Cars Are About to Crush the Competition in Canada and the US
For years North American drivers brushed off Chinese automakers like a rumor from far away. Something happening overseas that would
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From Minis to Aston Martins, Britain’s Best Loved Cars in Canada
British cars have always punched above their weight in Canada. They offer character, style and driving feel that often matters
When Reliability Wasn’t Enough, Toyota’s Most Embarrassing Cars
Toyota built its reputation on reliability, restraint and trust earned over decades. That makes its missteps stand out even more.
The Dark Side of Hybrids Ten Problems Buyers Should Know
Hybrid cars have earned their reputation for fuel savings and long term durability, but many owners privately admit the experience
How Automakers Engineered Diesels to Survive Canadian Winters
There was a time when Canadian winters turned diesel vehicles into reluctant, slow moving machines. Older diesel trucks were notorious
Modern Cars Have a New Hacking Risk—and It’s Not the Screen
Modern cars are loaded with sensors, wireless connections and digital integrations. Most drivers assume hacking threats target the screens, the
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
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
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