Testing and tasting Atlantic Canada . . . on wheels
The full-size pickup market is hot. It has been for many years but, post-Covid with production and availability picking up, manufacturers are slugging it out
Let’s do some simple math. Multiply typical January Canadian conditions by Prince Edward Island roads. Add Platinum White Pearl paint. Subtract conscientious car owners. And
The 2022 Subaru WRX is new from road to roof. The first vehicle to be built on the company’s new Global Platform, it is 7.4
Needless to say, motorcars always fascinated me, especially those that come with a lot of history dating back to the early days of motoring. Although
Let’s face it, the Toyota Tundra had aged since its introduction in 2007 – 15 years ago! During that period, the competition has gone through
On most days, I think about my twin brother, Larry Sowerby, but on this day in particular, January 10, I think about him every minute.
I don’t pump much gas, as my husband, Garry Sowerby, is quick to point out. Even when I’m driving, he jumps out to fuel for
Like every other volume manufacturer, General Motors has addressed incredible demand for compact crossovers. Everyone from traditional cross-town rivals, Dodge and Ford, to the European
I figured I would greet the holiday season with a sore neck and a welt on my head from banging it every time I got
I have been the proud owner of a third generation Ford Ranger for more than a decade. That model was discontinued after 2011. Several years
