Testing and tasting Atlantic Canada . . . on wheels
Since it was introduced in September 1998, Audi’s TT model has been one of my favourite cars. The snub-nosed, short wheelbase two-door coupe has always
Vernon Smith’s jaw-dropping collection of antique, vintage and classic cars in Swift Current, NL, never ceases to amaze. Even the non-automotive person can find something
Jack Horne’s stand-out 1954 Mercury Monterey, today’s East Coaster, is a fine example of the Mercury brand, a division of Ford Motor Company, created by
Cory White loves to tinker on his project vehicles. This past spring, he decided he was done tinkering with a certain meticulous blue 1984 Ford F100
At the age of 12, Bill MacLellan saw a model of a 1960 Mercury and fell in love. Decades later, he found the real thing
1965 Comet Caliente: East Coaster Today The Mercury Comet launched in 1961. The Comet was developed as an Edsel product, but Ford announced the
1966 Mercury Montclair: East Coaster of the Day Garry Sowerby, East Coast Tester author, recounts what this 1966 Mercury Montclair, spotted in Petitcodiac, meant
1966 Mercury M-100 – East Coaster of the Day In Canada, back in the 1950s and ’60s, there were almost as many Mercury light
East Coaster of the Day: 1952 Mercury M5 Troy Lawrence looks like he should be driving a truck from the 1950s. His slicked-back hair brings
🚛 1965 Mercury M350 🚛 This is the 1965 Mercury M350 Garry Sowerby’s father, Lee, bought new as a cab-chassis. Lee Sowerby built the
