Opinion

There was a time when owning a Mercedes meant something different than it does today. In the 1970s, 1980s, and

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

Electric vehicles continue to gain traction in showrooms, but there is a growing gap between public enthusiasm and actual affordability.

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

Canadians are usually patient drivers, but when a car makes daily life harder — whether through constant repairs, poor winter

Canadians feel every dollar they spend on their vehicles. Insurance rates keep rising, fuel prices jump without warning and maintenance

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

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

Canada’s auto industry is heading into its most dramatic transition in decades. New government mandates, shifting market demand and rapid