Opinion

Canada’s roads can be beautiful, but they are also unpredictable. Long winters, heavy rain, gravel backroads and sudden weather swings

A new automotive wave is gathering speed, and it isn’t coming from Detroit, Japan or Germany. It’s coming from China.

Kei trucks built their reputation in Japan as tiny workhorses that squeeze through narrow streets, haul impressive loads and sip

Electric vehicles keep getting larger, heavier and more expensive, but the smallest EVs on the market prove that there is

SUVs dominate North American roads because they offer space, visibility and confidence in poor weather. The problem is that modern

A quiet crackdown is underway in several Canadian cities as local governments begin targeting specific types of vehicles for bans

Japanese automakers have dominated North American driveways for decades because they know exactly what buyers want. Dependability, smart engineering, strong

Nobody buys a vehicle thinking it’ll one day leave them stranded on the shoulder of Highway 401 with steam pouring

Most drivers only think about oil when mileage goes up. If a car barely moves, the oil must still be