20 Things That Make a Car Harder to Own in a Condo Building
Owning a car can feel simple until the parking spot sits several floors below a condo tower and every small
Alanna Rosen
The Parking Lot Habit That Makes Door Dings More Likely
A door ding can appear in seconds, yet the decision that made it more likely often happened before the engine
17 Everyday Mistakes That Can Damage Your Car’s Interior
A vehicle’s cabin is built to handle years of commuting, errands, road trips, muddy shoes, and changing weather, but durability
Why Some Canadians Are Thinking Twice About Buying Brand-New Cars
A new car still carries an undeniable appeal: factory warranty, untouched interior, the latest safety technology and the satisfaction of
21 Reasons a Vehicle May Feel Great on a Test Drive but Awful Later
A vehicle can make a remarkably convincing first impression. Freshly cleaned surfaces, an unfamiliar cabin, responsive acceleration and a carefully
The Car Insurance Detail That Can Surprise Owners After a Claim
An insurance claim can make a damaged vehicle look whole again without necessarily making its finances whole. After collision repairs,
18 Things Canadians Should Know Before Buying a Demo Vehicle
A demo vehicle can occupy an unusually tempting corner of a dealership: nearly new, already broken in, often well equipped,
Why Some Drivers Are Losing Trust in Automatic Emergency Braking
Automatic emergency braking was designed to be the kind of safety feature drivers rarely notice until it prevents a crash.
20 Signs a Used Car Seller Is Hiding Something
Buying a used vehicle always involves a little uncertainty, but uncertainty is different from secrecy. Honest sellers may forget a