Opinion

For many drivers, washing the car is seen as cosmetic—something you do to keep the paint shiny or to show

Four cylinder cars should be the safe bet. Simple engines, fewer parts and easy maintenance usually mean reliability. Yet some

Canada’s car market has always sat in a strange middle zone. Close to the United States but shaped by different

There was a time when bigger meant better and automakers proudly built cars that floated down the road like living

Every modern vehicle hides a small but incredibly useful clue on the dashboard. Look closely at the fuel gauge and

RVs represent freedom, adventure, and the open road, but that freedom has limits. Over the years, laws have tightened on

Automatic transmissions work harder than most drivers realize. They manage heat, power delivery and constant gear changes every time the

The Canadian auto market has always had its own unique flavor, balancing a love for rugged trucks with a growing

Outlaw motorcycle gangs still play a major role in Canada’s organized crime landscape. They run chapters across multiple provinces, control