Opinion

The 1970s gave us bold styling, big displacement engines and a casual attitude toward fuel costs that feels unthinkable today.

Depreciation is the silent killer of car ownership. Some vehicles lose value gently over time, others fall off a cliff

Depreciation is unavoidable, but some vehicles fall in value with surprising speed. In Canada, factors like fuel costs, maintenance reputation,

Owning a classic car in Canada is more than chrome, carburetors and nostalgia. The moment a vehicle crosses into historic

Classic car theft has changed. Smash and grab joyriding is rare now. What owners face instead is theft to order,

Small sports cars offer the purest introduction to performance driving. They are light, playful and confidence inspiring without overwhelming you

Modern classics are the sweet spot of the market. They are new enough to drive daily, old enough to feel

Even in a market obsessed with crossovers, the classic sedan still holds a loyal following in Canada. Drivers appreciate their

If size matters to you, Canada’s biggest SUV isn’t shy about showing it. Today’s largest SUVs combine cavernous interior space,