Opinion

Buying a brand new sedan still feels appealing to many buyers. You get the latest tech, a full warranty, and

Automakers love to sell the idea of uniqueness, but modern cars are increasingly built from shared bones. Platforms, engines, transmissions,

Fuel prices have always influenced how Canadians think about cars. When gasoline becomes expensive, drivers start paying closer attention to

Financing a vehicle can feel painless at first. Low monthly payments, extended terms, and aggressive dealer incentives make it easy

Fuel efficiency has improved across the market, but some vehicles still burn fuel like it is the 1990s. In many

Pickup trucks are a defining part of the Canadian automotive landscape. From construction sites and farms to suburban driveways, trucks

Not long ago, a car key was little more than a piece of metal used to unlock doors and start

Luxury cars are often judged by how they look parked outside a restaurant. The truly great ones earn respect years

The 1970s usually get blamed for killing performance. Emissions rules tightened, fuel prices rose, and insurance got ugly. But that