Opinion

Canadians feel every dollar they spend on their vehicles. Insurance rates keep rising, fuel prices jump without warning and maintenance

Canadian drivers tolerate a lot. Ice, potholes, salt, long commutes and brutal cold can expose weaknesses in any vehicle. But

Pickup trucks keep getting larger, pricier and more expensive to run. Insurance companies notice every trend, from theft rates to

Canada’s auto industry is heading into its most dramatic transition in decades. New government mandates, shifting market demand and rapid

Automatic transmissions are tougher than ever, but they are not indestructible. In fact, many failures happen because drivers unknowingly abuse

Highway driving in Canada is a unique challenge. One moment the pavement is dry and wide open. The next you

Canada loves SUVs more than almost any country. Families want space, commuters want confidence in winter and drivers everywhere want

There are good engines, there are bad engines, and then there are engines that treat time like a polite suggestion

Private car sales are often built on trust. You meet someone from an online listing, hand over your keys for