Can this BMW live up to the reputation of its predecessor? It’s a hard act to follow
2025 BMW M2 compact sports coupe is certainly fast. And it feels wide, large and heavy. Mmm, something’s missing ….
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This Hyundai delivers big value in a small package. So what’s the problem?
2025 Kona N-Line subcompact crossover delivers value-for-dollar for those looking for their first new car or looking to downsize. Is there a drawback?
All-weather tires a year-round alternative for some people, but definitely not for everybody
The tire industry recommends winter tires when it’s 7C or below. All-weathers are viable for people who seldom venture into the countryside in winter.
After two weeks and almost 2,500 kilometres in Nova Scotia, this Pilot has earned its wings
2025 Honda Pilot TrailSport five-door, mid-size SUV handled everything I threw at it with ease: gravel, dirt, sand, and both wet and dry pavement.
Tesla hit with probe after crashes involving a self-driving feature that Musk has boasted about
Teslas reportedly violated traffic safety laws while using the company’s so-called Full Self-Driving mode, leading to more than a dozen crashes and fires.
Transport Canada recalls BMWs over starter fire risk, Toyota, Nissan and Chevy models also recalled
Several vehicles are being recalled for safety concerns. Here’s what you need to know.
Is Subaru’s new performance-focused WRX tS worth the premium price?
2025 Subaru WRX tS boasts interior, ride and handling upgrades. But it does not get more horsepower. Does it matter when the handling is this good?
Is this Audi still the peach it always was? Well …
2026 Audi Q3 subcompact luxury crossover is nimble, taught, fun and quick. But you’ll need some time to figure out the blinker and wiper stalks.
My Lotus gets almost too much attention
Phil Alexiu got the car he coveted: a 2021 Lotus Emira, made in England, and powered by a supercharged V6. It’s a car for drivers, he says.
Could you live without your car? We tallied up how much you could save by giving it up — but that’s not all to consider
When considering whether to join the car-free movement, it’s not just a simple money decision — it’s also a mindset decision.