It’s the fastest car in the world and it’s in China, and I drove one
Is the fastest car in the world German or Italian? Think again! The Yangwang U9 Extreme has covered one kilometre in just a few seconds.
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Nissan is tweaking its Pathfinder. Is this actually a good thing?
The changes Nissan is making to its 2026 Pathfinder Platinum are subtle but will enhance the appeal of the vehicle, which had a lot going for it.
Doug Ford blasts Mark Carney’s ‘terrible, terrible, miscalculated’ EV deal with China
Ford predicted Carney’s move would further raise the ire of current President Donald Trump, who is already in a trade war with Canada.
Canadian EV sales fell off a cliff in 2025. Could Chinese models revive the market in 2026?
“EV adoption accelerated in 2025, breaking records in almost every market — except here.”
How a travel writer became Timothée Chalamet’s ping-pong nemesis
Josh Safdie’s offer was an invitation to a very foreign country: a film set. I’ve visited Yemen, Antarctica, North Korea; this was a fresh adventure.
Detroit Auto Show opens as industry pares back splashy debuts and leans on test tracks
DETROIT (AP) — The Detroit Auto Show returns this week, offering an opportunity to take a peek at the cars of today and tomorrow and also go for a spin.
This Kia has a price tag that may just get you into an EV at last
2026 Kia EV4 four-door compact sedan gets good range at a reasonable price. Futuristic electric vehicle has big windshield so you can see a lot, too.
Dreaming of summer time? This BMW is made for sunny days … if you’ve got the moolah
2025 BMW M4 Competition Cabriolet: Its powerful engine, refined handling and capable all-wheel drive make this convertible a joy to live with.
December auto sales down 7.3 per cent; annual sales see 2 per cent gain: DesRosiers
DesRosiers Automotive Consultants Inc. says December car sales numbers were “mediocre.”
It’s not just you: Why car prices have risen so sharply post-pandemic
Shopping for a car used to be an exciting occasion, but for some buyers, excitement is getting priced out of the market as they have to dig much deeper to afford it.