Why Some Canadians Are Choosing Used Luxury Cars Over New Economy Cars
A new economy car used to be the obvious sensible choice: fresh warranty, low running costs, and no previous owner
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Trump Wants Half of Every North American Vehicle Made in U.S., Reuters Reports
North America’s auto industry was built around the idea that a vehicle could be assembled in one country from parts
17 Ways Drivers Accidentally Make Their Cars Easier to Steal
A car theft often starts with something ordinary: a key left in a cup holder, a fob sitting near the
Trump Forces Polestar Out of the U.S. as Canada Opens to Chinese EVs
The divide opening across North America’s electric-vehicle market is no longer theoretical. Polestar says it cannot sell model-year 2027 vehicles
The Vehicle Recall Mistake That Could Put Drivers at Risk
A recall notice can look like ordinary paperwork, but it may point to a defect that only shows itself at
15 Car Accessories That Can Do More Harm Than Good
A useful accessory can make a car feel safer, cleaner, or more convenient, but some popular add-ons bring risks that
Why Some Drivers Are Giving Up on Run-Flat Tires
The promise of run-flat tires sounds almost perfect: a puncture happens, the car stays controllable, and the trip continues long
Automakers Warn Canada’s Chinese EV Deal Could Put U.S. Trade at Risk
Canada’s attempt to bring more affordable electric vehicles to consumers has collided with the country’s most important industrial relationship. Ottawa’s
Nearly 19,000 Canadian Auto Workers Enter Contract Fight as Unifor Opens Talks With Ford
A contract negotiation in downtown Toronto is carrying consequences far beyond one bargaining room. Unifor has opened talks with Ford