16 Things Canadians Should Know Before Buying an Imported Vehicle
An imported vehicle can feel like a shortcut to better value, rarer features, or a model that never officially reached
Alanna Rosen
Why Some New Cars Are More Vulnerable to Minor Collision Damage
Minor parking-lot bumps used to be easy to dismiss: a scuffed bumper, a dented fender, maybe a cracked lens. Newer
19 Signs a Used Vehicle May Have Been Flood-Damaged
A clean cabin, shiny paint, and a polished engine bay can hide a difficult past. Flood-damaged vehicles often return to
The Road Trip Packing Mistake That Can Make Your Car Unsafe
A road trip can feel perfectly organized while still hiding one serious safety problem: a vehicle packed for convenience instead
The Car Insurance Questions You Should Ask Before Choosing a Model
A vehicle can look affordable on the lot and still become expensive the moment insurance enters the budget. Premiums are
Ford Buyer Demands a Cut of Trump’s $1.3B Tariff Refund as Canadian Auto Surtaxes Stay in Place
A single Ford purchase has opened a much larger argument about who truly paid for Donald Trump’s now-invalidated emergency tariffs.
22 Things to Inspect Before Accepting Delivery of a New Car
A new car can look flawless under showroom lighting, but delivery day is still the last meaningful chance to catch
Why Some Drivers Are Regretting Buying Vehicles With Flush Door Handles
Flush door handles once seemed like the perfect symbol of a modern vehicle: smooth, futuristic, and neatly integrated into the
17 Car Problems That Become Worse When Temperatures Drop
Cold has a way of exposing the weaknesses a vehicle managed to hide all summer. A battery that seemed fine