Opinion

Like the rest of the world, Canadians have felt the sting of buyer’s remorse. Whether it was due to depreciation,

Trucks are built to take punishment, haul heavy loads, and rack up miles in tough conditions. But even the most

For many older generations, getting a driver’s license was almost inevitable. It meant freedom, identity, chances, road trips, first dates

For generations of drivers, the manual transmission has been more than just a way of changing gears it’s been a

Car culture has its own language, and like any language, it’s full of shortcuts, exaggerations, and misused words that everyone

Canada may be famous for its wide highways and love of big trucks, but there has always been room for

Pickup trucks are more than just popular vehicles in Canada and the U.S.—they’re part of the culture. While many people

Not every new car purchase leads to smiles and satisfaction. Some Canadian drivers have barely pulled out of the dealership

The V8 engine has become one of the defining symbols of North American automotive culture. Its deep exhaust note, balance