Testing and tasting Atlantic Canada . . . on wheels
Thirty five years ago, I pledged to never sell a car or a truck. When I was a teenager in the 1960s, my father was
March 8, 1992… Glasgow, Scotland Click here for Part 1 of this story. “So you have had quite a history on the road setting
March 9, 1992… Glasgow, Scotland He had a diamond stud in one of his ears. “What’s the quickest way to get to the BBC
Snow, shovel, freeze. Snow, shovel, freeze. Repeat. It’s no wonder I’m daydreaming about swaying sea grasses, seafood crepes and shimmering sunsets. Months after our 60-hour
I had worked my way through the Armdale Rotary and was heading up Quinpool Road when I saw him ahead. He had a gun pointing
*Text and photos by Garry Sowerby When you’ve owned a vehicle for more than 37 years, it feels like family. When it’s
“What is your favourite road?” It’s a big question, considering the driving I’ve done over the decades, but one that I get asked often. The
Keeping it in the East Coast Tester family: Malcolm Gunn tells us about his 1983 Mustang GLX. For the past dozen or so years,
I’d been trying to sleep but the scorching sun blazing through the side window of my then-new 1988 GMC Sierra pick-up made sure it was
In 1982, when Checker Motors Corporation of Kalamazoo, Michigan stopped production of the iconic hulks that had become synonymous with the term New York Taxi,
