Lexus has given us a V8-powered, CD-playing blast from the past. Cool!
This engine. That sound. These make this luxury sedan a joy to drive. And the IS 500 is not all old school; it incorporates the latest tech.
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Why the name change? Audi’s calling its iconic A4 Sport Sedan the A5 now. And it really does signify something
This is a comfortable, well put together, properly fast and immensely athletic four-door sedan, even if it has become an endangered species.
Why is this Mini so fun to drive but feels like it was engineered by the marketing department?
2025 Cooper S is great to drive, but it feels like marketing nixed paddle shifters , said “no” to a gear lever, and replaced drive modes with “experiences.”
It’s one of the last affordable sedans on the market … and it’s a very good car
2025 Volkswagen Jetta is now one of the least expensive new cars in Canada, but don’t confuse a cheap sticker price with a cheap car. Clever upgrades count.
Subaru’s upgraded its first battery-powered vehicle. What are the changes and what difference do they make?
2024 Subaru Solterra shines in its array of safety features, its symmetrical all-wheel drive for advanced traction, and its likely long-term reliability.
This Bimmer may just be the car for Goldilocks. Wait! Am I Goldilocks?
2025 BMW i5 xDrive40 is an underrated EV; the sedan sports modest good looks and enough power to make even straight-line driving exciting.
‘Surviving cancer made me realize life is finite, so I went out and bought a Jeep’
‘As soon as I got in it, I knew 100 per cent I needed one of these in my life,’ says Jasmine Hemsworth of her 2023 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon.
Polestar (Volvo) is entering the big leagues by launching an EV SUV. Is it any good?
With the 2025 Polestar 3, Volvo’s EV-maker is entering the big leagues by launching an SUV. All good? Well, it does have some ergonomic bugaboos to fix ….
Behind this Nissan, there’s a tale of what might have been … Guess what’s missing here?
2024 Nissan Z Nismo is the most powerful (and most expensive) version of the famed sports coupe. But it’s only available with an automatic transmission ….
An ‘unusual’ decline in long-term reliability, with increased numbers of problems? What’s up with cars these days?
Quality decline in models assembled in COVID years is unwelcome news for buyers who paid big markups to get them. Data from J.D. Power outline the problem.