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Base Camp: 2021 Toyota Sienna LE FWD

Let’s be honest. If one truly – truly – needs three rows of passenger accommodation, a minivan is the most logical option. A crossover or SUV with a triplicate of seating generally invites compromise, whether it’s in the form of hampered third-row access or legroom suitable only for those decidedly short of limb. A minivan […]

Review: 2021 Toyota Tundra 4×4 Crewmax SR5 Trail

If you’re in the market for a full-size 4×4 pick-up, but for some reason don’t want a Ford F150 or a Chevrolet Silverado or a Ram 1500 — perhaps because of their popularity / ubiquity or perhaps because you’re just plain brand loyal to Toyota, you’ll probably find yourself eying a Tundra. Not much is […]

Review: 2020 VW e-Golf

The time has come to say goodbye to the Volkswagen e-Golf, the all-electric hatchback that is ending its run as VW’s subtle EV entry, the last of which have landed in Canada as 2020 models. In the U.S., VW will instead offer the ID.4 compact crossover to replace it in early 2021, while in Canada […]

Nissan Launches New Canadian Racing Series

For years, automobile manufacturers have known that one of the best ways to move product is to win a car race. There was an expression in NASACAR that worked for years: “Win on Sunday, sell on Monday.” But that meant having to beat other OEMs, which didn’t always happen. One day, years ago, some genius […]

Carte Blanche – Toyota Mirai now on sale

The new Toyota Mirai is now on sale. But sadly, not here. Not yet. Toyota’s second-generation hydrogen fuel cell car, the Mirai, was unveiled at last fall’s Tokyo Motor Show. Seldom have I seen an unveiling that was more breathtaking, or which more accurately foretold the future of the automobile. We weren’t allowed to drive […]

Review: 2021 Toyota Corolla L Manual Transmission

Manual transmissions have pretty much gone the way of the dodo bird. They used to account for over half of all new car sales. That number has dropped to low single digits, as automatics not only offer more ease of driving, but with more ratios – up to 10 speeds – they now often deliver […]

First Drive: 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E

History hasn’t been kind to Chrysler over their decision to use the goodwill earned by their most popular brand to dress up their most lowly. The execrable “mall-rated” Dodge Caliber-based Compass and Patriot represent a low point in Jeep’s storied history and one best consigned to the scrap heap. So you’d think Ford would have […]

Mitsubishi will start the New Year with refreshed, updated Eclipse Cross

Mitsubishi Canada will be entering 2021 with an updated and refreshed Eclipse Cross that will bring to Canadian drivers a refined and more elegant design and retuned to provide greater handling and control. The new 2022 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is part of Mitsubishi Motors larger transformation plans that will see a major transformation of the […]

Racing Roundup: Hamilton was Sick, Shouldn’t have Raced

It makes you wonder where the brains are in Formula One. Actually, now that I’ve looked at that line in print, I have come to the conclusion that there are no brains in F1. In just about every major league sport in the world, the league has medical staff on duty to determine if athletes […]