Opinion

Insurance companies do not just look at horsepower or price tags. They study theft risk, repair costs, accident data and

Depreciation is the quiet killer of car ownership, especially for buyers who finance over long terms. Some vehicles lose value

Electric cars promise low maintenance and quiet efficiency, yet some models suffer from serious durability issues that frustrate owners. Battery

For decades, the four-door sedan was the default choice for families in Canada and the U.S. They were practical, comfortable,

Buying a new car can be a thrilling experience, but it is also a game of strategy. Dealership salespeople are

Pickup trucks have grown dramatically over the past two decades, gaining height, width and weight with every redesign. What began

Insurance costs can make or break a car purchase, especially in Canada where premiums swing wildly between provinces. Yet some

Some engines earned respect, others earned repair bills. A few became punchlines in garages across Canada and the United States.

Some cars seem determined to outlive their owners. They shrug off brutal winters, abusive commutes and mileage that would cripple