Is this the SUV you want for moving your family and their gear?
Mid-size, three-row Chevrolet Traverse RS SUV uses semi-autonomous driving tech to make long drives easier to handle. It has styling, comfort, space.
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Retired TTC bus driver did own research to understand his EV and get the best out of it
Many Canadians say they want to get an electric vehicle. But there’s lots to learn, and dealer staff barely understand the vehicles they’re selling.
He’s 87 and driving a Bond car?
Retired RCMP officer, Fred Foster, 87, who lives in Burlington with his wife Leslie, shares his decades-long passion for Ford’s iconic vehicle.
The Check Engine light came on and I wonder, am I being ripped off?
My 2018 (Buick) Encore wasn’t running right. I took it to the dealer, and they told me that the intake manifold and the valve cover needed replacing.
Most EVs aren’t like this. This EV has the soul of a hot hatch turbo
2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 N aims to act fun, using simulated engine sounds, a tachometer, G-sensor and readouts for motor and battery temperature.
Is this the five-dollar milkshake of off-road SUVs?
2024 Lexus GX 550 way faster than Land Cruiser, and, in Comfort mode, is stupidly plush, but lacks interior materials, options befitting luxury nameplate.
A performance SUV with seating for seven?!? This big hauler is good for vacations, cottage and city
2025 Ford Explorer ST is a three-row SUV with four-wheel drive and big towing, and can haul people and their stuff on family vacations, runs to the cottage.
Driving is dirty and fun here. And it’s thrilling!
Chevrolet ZR2 Academy is for driving pickup trucks off road, experiencing just what they can do and seeing what I, as a driver, can handle. I love it.
Our families were brought together by Mustangs and my husband gave me my dream car for our anniversary
I saw a pic of a ’67 Mustang and fell in love. It became my dream. It had to be a convertible. Keith bought the car as a 10th anniversary gift for me.
When you’re changing tires, are wheel nuts interchangeable or can it be dangerous to use the wrong ones?
The Toyota dealer told us the wheel nuts the tire shop used on our Corolla were the wrong kind for steel wheels. The tire shop said they were fine. Who’s right?