Opinion

Apple has built its reputation on disrupting industries, and its latest move is aimed squarely at the automotive world. CarPlay

Owning a classic car in Canada is a joy, but it can also feel like navigating a maze of rules

Walk into many Toyota or Lexus dealerships across Canada and you’ll notice something strange. The showroom feels emptier than usual.

The 1990s were one of the most exciting decades in automotive history. It was a time when technology started to

Canada is built for RV adventures. The sheer size of the country means you can spend days crossing mountain passes,

Canadian drivers tolerate a lot. Ice, potholes, salt, long commutes and brutal cold can expose weaknesses in any vehicle. But

The classic car market has been running hot for years, boosted by nostalgia, pandemic buying and investors chasing anything with

Pickup trucks keep getting larger, pricier and more expensive to run. Insurance companies notice every trend, from theft rates to

Bringing a car across the border can save money, expand your options and unlock models that never officially sold in