Opinion

Fuel prices have always influenced the vehicles Canadians choose to drive. When gasoline becomes expensive, drivers often reconsider how much

Cruisers are usually tied to American iron, yet some of the best long distance machines come from overseas. Canadian riders

When global markets become unstable, drivers begin paying closer attention to the cost of owning and operating a vehicle. Fuel

For decades, the Toyota Land Cruiser set the benchmark for large, go-anywhere, do-anything four-wheel drive vehicles. Its reputation was forged

Supercars get all the glory, yet the fastest sedans ever conceived prove you can have family space, four doors and

Canada has always had a soft spot for simple, do-everything motorcycles. Long distances, rough secondary roads, logging trails, frost-heaved pavement,

Reaching 200,000 kilometres is no longer a miracle. It is a mindset. Most cars built in the last 20 years

Fuel prices remain one of the biggest ongoing expenses for Canadian drivers. Long commutes, cold winters, and rising energy costs

Plenty of large SUVs look rugged, but only a handful can survive true back country use. Deep mud, rocky climbs,