Testing and tasting Atlantic Canada . . . on wheels
For Part 1, please click here. With tools flying, technicians stripped down the Samurai, handing parts to the platoon of carriers who lugged them
SEPTEMBER 1989… I was talking to Rob Hutchison, a business associate and friend, about his new assignment as Central Region Special Event Manager for General
Happy Halloween! We’ve featured this meticulously-prepared Ford Fairmont before but, in Grabber Orange, it’s the perfect Halloween-themed car, so here it is again! Jim Briand’s
Since it was introduced in September 1998, Audi’s TT model has been one of my favourite cars. The snub-nosed, short wheelbase two-door coupe has always
Exactly twenty-five years ago, I was doing a lot of the same things I’m doing today. Making lists, getting documents in order, checking drive routes,
The first time I ever drove into Detroit was in the spring of 1982 behind the wheel of the propane-powered 1982 Checker taxicab we had
🌴 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air 🌴 We keep spotting this one around town and at local show-and-shines in past years. The Chevy Bel Air, the
There was no doubt about it, I was driving fast along the narrow, twisty secondary road that night, twenty years ago. I had a feeling
I’d been harbouring a nasty fear since committing to take on the challenge to halve the existing 56-day driving record between the bottom and top
Thirty five years ago, I pledged to never sell a car or a truck. When I was a teenager in the 1960s, my father was
