Opinion

Not everyone needs bells and whistles. For many buyers — students, commuters, budget-conscious households — a car’s primary job is

Every era produces a handful of cars that feel like regulatory oversights. Machines built with race bred engines, minimal electronic

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

Dealers rarely make their biggest profits on the car itself. The real money comes from add ons slipped into the

The automotive market is shrinking from the bottom and consolidating at the top. Rising costs, emissions rules, and a sharp

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

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

Hybrid cars are often presented as the perfect middle ground between gasoline and electric. They promise better fuel economy, lower

Some cars come and go without leaving much of a mark. Others become staples on Canadian roads because they deliver