Opinion

The 1990s produced some brilliant cars, but it also gave us a wave of cost cutting disasters held together by

Touring motorcycles are a special breed. They blend comfort, long distance capability and effortless cruising power in a way sportbikes

Cities are getting denser while trucks keep getting larger. Parking bays, bike lanes, underground garages and pedestrian safety rules were

Cross border shopping has always appealed to Canadians, especially when American cars offer trims, colours or prices not found here.

A bad engine can ruin an otherwise decent car. Sometimes it is flawed design, sometimes rushed engineering, sometimes cost cutting

Some cars do not quietly arrive on showroom floors. They trigger anticipation so intense that buyers line up, place deposits

Before emissions rules tightened and four stroke engines took over, two stroke scooters ruled city streets across the world. They

Some cars carry glowing reputations for reliability. Buyers trust the badge, trust the stories and trust the decades of praise.

Canada has always had a slightly different automotive landscape. Between unique regulations, market preferences, and close ties to both American