What does it take to be an F1 rookie? Ask these guys!
Learning the intricacies of their new steering wheel is one challenge facing first-year drivers. The shift to F1 takes huge leaps in several areas.
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This luxury Lexus crossover promises something pretty useful … eventually
2026 Lexus RZ 550e F Sport is very quiet. Ride, power, range are all improved. There’s drive-by-wire steering. But it’s not here in Canada just yet ….
It’s one of the cheapest EVs in the world and Canadians can’t buy one. Here’s what it’s like to drive it
A weeklong driving trip in Iceland gave Trevor Melanson a glimpse of what Canadians can only imagine — driving the Chinese electric car that retails for as low as $26,000 in some countries.
Is this the shape of excitement? Lamborghini thinks so
2026 Lamborghini Temerario is a fat-tired supercar that turns like a go-kart. It produces 907 horsepower from a twin-turbo V8 with three EV motors.
Auto sales up 6.9 per cent in July despite ongoing trade disruptions: DesRosiers
TORONTO – DesRosiers Automotive Consultants Inc. says the auto market remained resilient last month despite trade disruptions in the industry.
EVs have become a litmus test for whether we’re still America’s buddy — or ready to be a global Canada
Ultimately, we must ask what’s best for Canada. ow about affordable EVs that will save drivers thousands on gas every year?
Trucks are a family affair and he’s put a lot of work restoring the pickup he got from his uncle
Bob Mason’s father, brother, uncles all drove trucks for a living. Bob bought his 1970 Chev C10 pick-up from his uncle and restored it completely.
Sensible commuter cars you can buy today for less than $10,000
Given the economic uncertainty, are you thinking twice about big expenditures? Here are a few second-hand vehicles that are reliable and good value.
Bestselling GLC goes plug-in hybrid. It’s ultra quiet … until the virtual assistant chimes in
2025 Mercedes-Benz GLC 350e 4MATIC SUV is handsome, well-equipped. If you charge at home, you won’t need much gas. But the virtual assistant? Sheesh!
Auto thefts drop more than 25 per cent in Ontario, says new insurance industry report
The drop in thefts across Canada is a dramatic turnaround from 2023, when Équité labelled auto theft a national crisis.