17 Things That Can Make a Vehicle Harder to Drive in Heavy Rain
Heavy rain can expose weaknesses in a vehicle that barely register on a dry day. Tires, glass, lighting, brakes, driver-assistance
Why Some Canadians Are Keeping Their Winter Beaters Alive
There was a time when the “winter beater” was simply the old car that refused to die. Today, keeping one
20 Features That Make a Car Look Modern but Feel Frustrating
Modern cars can make an older cabin seem instantly dated. Vast displays replace rows of buttons, door handles disappear into
The Insurance Mistake That Can Hurt Drivers After Lending Their Car
Lending a car can feel like an ordinary favour, but the insurance consequences can last much longer than the trip
19 Signs a Vehicle Has Been Used for Rideshare or Delivery Work
A used vehicle can look remarkably ordinary even after spending years earning money one passenger or food order at a
Diesel Hits a Record $5.90 a Gallon in the U.S. as Cross-Border Trucking Faces Another Cost Shock
Diesel has become the latest pressure point in a North American freight system already absorbing higher trade, labour and financing
Unifor Warns U.S. Tariff Fight Is Becoming a ‘Country-Wide’ Jobs Crisis as Canadian Auto Workers Face More Uncertainty
Canadian auto workers entered Labour Day weekend with a familiar worry made sharper by a worsening trade dispute: what happens
GM Says ‘Eyes-Off’ Driving Is Coming in 2028—and Winning Drivers’ Trust Is the Bigger Test
General Motors is preparing for a moment when taking hands off the steering wheel will no longer be the most
Automakers Want In-Car AI to Sell Drivers More Services as GM Software Revenue Tracks Toward $10.5 Billion
Cars are becoming increasingly capable of holding conversations, but automakers see a much bigger opportunity than replacing clumsy voice commands.