Chinese EVs are coming to Canada soon. Should you buy one?
From cost to insurance to repairs, experts weigh in on what Canadians can expect when the first of these vehicles start arriving.
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Why clearing snow off your car is mandatory in Ontario — and for good reason
Clearing off your car isn’t just about avoiding tickets — not doing so can put everyone at risk.
The love affair: How Hugo Vermeulen became a vintage car enthusiast
His rare Toronto-built 1906 Russell will be on display as one of the Cobble Beach Classics at the Canadian International AutoShow.
Exploring the features of the Corolla hybrid … where fuel efficiency meets fun
2026 Toyota Corolla Hybrid All-Wheel-Drive compact sedan is quiet, boasts good range, is nimble to drive and handles winter well. What’s not to like?
Alberta auto insurance reforms aim to reduce court battles over compensation
CALGARY – Courtrooms and lawyers’ offices in Alberta are set to become less busy next year, when changes to the province’s auto insurance market take effect.
Transport Canada recalls more than 60,000 Hyundai and Toyota vehicles over safety concerns
The recalls are related to potential issues with air bags and rear doors opening “unexpectedly while driving,” says the agency.
2026 Formula One: Balancing thrills, precision in car design
Changes include a 50-50 power split between electric and internal combustion engines, plus sustainable fuel. Do F1 cars and road vehicles share tech.?
This exclusive Subaru is a throwback to pure driving joy
2025 BRZ tS Murasaki Edition is based on the BRZ tS, the top performance trim. Goal is to deliver “the world’s most enjoyable driving experience.”
This Toronto van covered in seashells and plastic bugs is now for sale. The owner has one condition
After 30 years, Albino Carreira and his family have decided to part ways with the 1993 Plymouth Voyager affectionally known as the “Bug Van.”
Why aren’t snow tires mandatory in Ontario? Drivers debate the rules amid a harsh start to winter
Unlike all-season tires, which stiffen and lose traction in temperatures below about 7 C, winter tires remain flexible, providing better grip not just on snow and ice.