Opinion

Toyota built its global reputation on durability. For decades, buying a Toyota meant buying peace of mind. Engines ran forever,

Economic uncertainty has a way of changing how people think about cars. When markets become unstable or fuel prices rise,

Most drivers barely notice the small handle above the passenger door until someone grabs it during a fast corner or

Pickup trucks are supposed to be dependable tools. In Canada, that expectation is even higher thanks to harsh winters, long

Car marketing has always thrived on optimism. Glossy ads and confident taglines promise performance, efficiency, safety, or ruggedness that sounds

Small cars should be simple, efficient and cheap to maintain. That is the entire appeal. But some compact and subcompact

Middleweight bikes hit a sweet spot. They’re sporty enough to feel exciting, manageable enough to ride every day, and styled

The 1970s are often written off as the dark ages of performance. Emissions rules, fuel crises, and tightening regulations dulled

For decades, high performance cars were expected to have six or eight cylinders under the hood. But modern engineering has