Opinion

Modern cars may look intimidating under the hood, but many basic maintenance jobs are still simple, affordable, and well within

Canada has always been close to Europe in taste, if not in showroom access. Drivers here value balance, efficiency, and

Canada is one of the harshest environments a car will ever face. Long stretches of highway, deep cold, thick oil

Japan has always built cars for its own roads, rules, and drivers first. Tight streets, high fuel costs, strict inspections,

Canadian winters are unforgiving. Deep snow, black ice, unplowed back roads, and long stretches of freezing temperatures punish weak drivetrains

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

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

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

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