Testing and tasting Atlantic Canada . . . on wheels
A while back, Richard Russell thought Lincoln could not survive the fierce competition from European and Asian brands. After a week in the 2020 Lincoln
Canadians love their GMC pickups. They prefer the Sierra over its Chevrolet Silverado sibling. The product planners have ensured there is a GMC Sierra for
Hard on the heels of the Telluride, which has won just about every award possible on both sides of the 49th parallel, Kia brings out
Buick, once known for its sedans, is now heavily vested in crossovers. The only car remaining in the Buick lineup is the Regal Sportback. But
Minivans have fallen out of favour. After decades of buying minivans, consumers have flocked to SUVs and crossovers as the preferred mode of family transportation.
Lisa Calvi predicts the handsome 2021 Genesis GV80, the first SUV from the luxury automaker, will give competitors a run for their money. Ensconced
The 2020 Jeep Gladiator is based on the fourth-generation Wrangler, but it is so much more; a well-thought-out pickup truck with obvious Ram DNA.
This week, Evan Williams tests out two wheels for a change, on some of the trails close to home. A Corsa 2.0 by Opus is
Toyota tops off its RAV4 line with a plug-in hybrid version. The 2021 RAV4 Prime will first appear in Quebec and British Columbia showrooms, where
Cadillac has just revealed its first all-electric model. Called the Lyriq, the automaker expects the production version to be able to make it from Edmundston
