Opinion

Mountain roads punish vehicles quickly. Steep grades, loose gravel, ruts, snow and sudden weather changes expose weak drivetrains and soft

Every generation of cars has its duds. Some models don’t just depreciate they collapse in value, inspire endless complaints and

Highway driving should be the easiest kind of driving. Everyone is moving in the same direction at predictable speeds, the

There are cars that dealers stock and sit on, and then there are cars that never stay long enough to

Electric vehicles get most of the headlines, but for many Canadian drivers hybrids are the smarter, more realistic choice. Canada’s

The V12 engine has always represented excess done beautifully. Over the last 30 years, it quietly survived emissions rules, turbocharging

Buying a car in Canada isn’t just about horsepower or fuel economy—it’s about reliability, comfort and how well a vehicle

Depreciation is the silent cost of car ownership, and over the last five years it has hit some vehicles brutally

For more than a decade, automakers treated touchscreens like the answer to everything. Buttons were considered outdated, knobs were mocked