Testing and tasting Atlantic Canada . . . on wheels
This kind of weather means lots of things. Crocuses punch through soft soil to the warming sunlight, sap flows in trees about to sprout summer
We spotted these badger-like Sandvik TH545i units strapped to rail cars in the Port of Halifax. The high performance articulated underground dump truck
When a Lamborghini is just sitting in a parking garage, engine running, looking sexy with water droplets all over its body, and no driver behind
This cheery 1956 Nash Metropolitan would look right at home zipping around on a Caribbean island. The tiny car was built by Nash, a division
The Oldsmobile 442 was developed in 1964 by Oldsmobile to compete with the Pontiac GTO. The first generation 442 was originally an option package offered
Because we could all use a glimmer of hope on this snowy, blustery first weekend of Spring, today’s East Coaster is a convertible. And a
It may seem strange to showcase this humble piece of machinery. If you’ve ever watched a terminal tractor zipping around the dockyard next to Point
Steve MacMillan has had this beautiful 1965 Mustang since 2003. Before that, all he knows is it was hauled up to Nova Scotia from Florida
Our company, Odyssey International, leased this immaculate 1991 Pontiac Firefly as an office run-about in May 1991. At the time, its 1.0-litre, three-cylinder motor was
The mean-looking, back meticulous 1987 Buick Grand National in Al MacPhee’s warehouse is almost one in a million. Well, it’s one in 10,000 anyway. Buick
