Can you spend six figures on a minivan? If you install the shower, fridge and vacuum, you can
2025 Toyota Sienna Limited Hybrid is a luxury people-moving, carpooling minivan. Add in its all-wheel drive and towing and it pretty much has it all.
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Many vehicles recalled in Canada this week. Is your car on the list?
Transport Canada recalled vehicles over issues ranging from solar panel detachment to loose engine covers.
AutoShow supplies eye-candy and chance to experience vehicles up close for shoppers and enthusiasts
The Canadian International AutoShow is a February tradition. Attendees could see the latest vehicles, at the event, which saw Audi, BMW/Mini and Mercedes return.
At the Daikoku Parking Area in Japan, drivers are perfectly respectful … until the cops arrive
As a destination, Japan should be every car nerd’s priority. Japan’s underground car scene is everything you dream it would be.
Will this function-first, fuel-sipping hybrid tick all the boxes?
2025 Toyota Corolla Hybrid is practical, offers excellent value, low fuel-consumption, impressive reliability and blends functionality with amenities.
My daughter’s great-aunt wants to give her a car but it has an oil leak. Is it worth fixing?
Hyundai Santa Fe’s V6 has known fault that creates a big leak: the engine oil-pressure switch. The part is inexpensive, but it takes time to replace.
My vehicle got stolen. What happens now? How can I stop this from happening again?
The McEwens’ 2020 Acura RDX sport utility was plucked off the street at 3:30 one Sunday morning last October. That’s when the drama began ….
I need a new car so I went to the AutoShow to check vehicles out
Wheels mechanic, Brian Early, joins a friend and her husband at the show to scope out vehicles as she decides what to buy to replace her aging Chevy.
His Toyota Tacoma helped him find love
Evgeny Shumilov’s 2018 manual truck has taken him across North America, made him friends, and he and his friend, formed a club, partly as a result.
At the Tokyo Auto Salon, I’m experiencing ‘bosozoku’ without caffeine
Tokyo Auto Salon is a window on Japanese car culture and its rebel subculture, which was customizing motorcycles, before turning to (and tuning) cars.