Testing and tasting Atlantic Canada . . . on wheels
Ayer’s Cliff, Quebec… The bad news? We won’t get an all-electric version of the new Hyundai Kona until next year. The good news? The development
I asked a couple of non-car aficionado friends to name the first thing they think of when they hear the word Jeep. Their responses? Rugged.
Minivans, arguably the most efficient family vehicle, have fallen from favour, replaced by three-row utility vehicles. Every volume manufacturer has a player in this game,
When you drive a different new vehicle most weeks, you can become sheltered from the reality of shopping for a new car. When asked for
Sedate, serene, staid and safe. All the ‘S’ words that could be used to describe a sedan. Is the Toyota Camry all these things, i.e.,
The Chevrolet Tahoe has a well-earned reputation as a multi-purpose workhorse. It, and siblings wearing GMC and Cadillac nameplates, excel at carrying people and/or cargo
Let’s get it straight right off the top. As crossovers go, it doesn’t get much better than this, with the exception of its Kia Telluride
Twenty years ago, Lisa and I bought a Porsche 911 Carrera. It wasn’t that we were rolling in cash from a lottery win. A rich
Subaru (aka Fuji Heavy Industries) became known for its small, lightweight and extremely agile cars. Subaru has a fanatic following among rally enthusiasts Sophisticated
Full-size pickup trucks account for more than half of all passenger vehicle sales here in Canada and south of the border. They also appear to
