Testing and tasting Atlantic Canada . . . on wheels
Words by Garry Sowerby After sitting in a vehicle storage facility in New Brunswick for seven years, I had our 1988 GMC Sierra 3500
I’d been harbouring a nasty fear since committing to take on the challenge to halve the existing 56-day driving record between the bottom and top
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
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5gbStYwanM Click here for another review on the 2021 GMC Sierra Elevation.
While COVID-19 is still playing a disruptive role in everyone’s lives, summer usually means traveling, sightseeing, camping and food and beer sampling. Wife Liz and
I leased a 1991 Pontiac Firefly as an office runabout 30 years ago this summer. At the time, the Firefly along with its Chevy Sprint
General Motors has more pickup choices than Campbell’s has soups. Under the Chevrolet brand you have big (Silverado) and not-as-big (Colorado). Sibling GMC has the
A four-cylinder engine for your pickup that delivers power and torque that would have crushed the V8 just a few years ago, while offering better
As manufacturers grapple with increasingly stringent emission and fuel economy standards, they are sweating the details. Issues like weight and aerodynamics play a role but
