Ten International Machines Redefining the Cruiser Scene
Cruisers will always be tied to big V twins from the United States, but riders who want long distance comfort
These Crossovers Were Everywhere in Canada—Now They’re Not
Crossovers were once the hottest ticket in Canada. Families traded in sedans and minivans for the promise of versatility, higher
Survive the Big Smoke Ten Smart Habits for Safer City Driving
City driving feels fast, busy and unpredictable. Traffic lights, tight lanes, sudden stops and distracted drivers can turn a short
Canada’s Last Poverty-Spec Cars That Still Get the Job Done
Modern vehicles are packed with technology that promises convenience but often adds complexity, cost and distraction. Touchscreens keep getting bigger,
Want a Summer Escape These U.S. RV Trips Are Practically in Canada’s Backyard
One of the best things about RV travel in Canada is how close the United States sits, offering a whole
Why Chinese Cars Are About to Crush the Competition in Canada and the US
For years North American drivers brushed off Chinese automakers like a rumor from far away. Something happening overseas that would
The Dark Side of Hybrids Ten Problems Buyers Should Know
Hybrid cars have earned their reputation for fuel savings and long term durability, but many owners privately admit the experience
17 Vehicles Canadian Dealers Avoid When You Ask for a Trade-In Quote
Trading in your car should be a chance to upgrade, but not if you own one of these models. Across
How Automakers Engineered Diesels to Survive Canadian Winters
There was a time when Canadian winters turned diesel vehicles into reluctant, slow moving machines. Older diesel trucks were notorious