Tested: 2021 Lexus IS 350
Richard Russell September 1, 2021
It may be getting old, but at least it is getting better. The IS 350 first found its way to Lexus stores as a 2014
Testing and tasting Atlantic Canada . . . on wheels
Testing and tasting Atlantic Canada . . . on wheels
It may be getting old, but at least it is getting better. The IS 350 first found its way to Lexus stores as a 2014
General Motors has more pickup choices than Campbell’s has soups. Under the Chevrolet brand you have big (Silverado) and not-as-big (Colorado). Sibling GMC has the
Kevin Muise bought this 1949 Chevy 3100 half ton in 1978 “to keep myself out of trouble”. Two years later Wilson Whynot did the bodywork
OK, let’s get this out of the way from the top – The Mustang Mach-E is not a Mustang – or at least it should
Toyota offers a wide range of crossovers covering the $24 – $75K range, from the sub-compact C-HR to the giant Sequoia. The middle ground is
As manufacturers grapple with increasingly stringent emission and fuel economy standards, they are sweating the details. Issues like weight and aerodynamics play a role but
The ultimate minivan. Nobody on earth has built more minivans than Chrysler/FCA/Stellantis – 15 million to date. It is no surprise that the company has
Who knew you could get compact car fuel mileage in a big seven-passenger minivan? The Toyota Sienna has been a player in the minivan segment
About a decade ago, enthusiasts started a “save the manuals” movement. Shift-for-yourself transmissions were falling from favour quicker than a one-hit pop star. The principal
Styles and tastes change with time. In the automotive world, pickups and crossovers have become the hot favourites. Station wagons and sedans have falling from
