Testing and tasting Atlantic Canada . . . on wheels
Minivans may have fallen from favour but remain the most practical family vehicle on the market. The current state of that art might be the
I have the great good fortune of driving most new vehicles on the market – and have for more than four decades. During that time,
In 2020, 21.1 per cent of the new vehicles sold in Canada were full-size pickup trucks. Only 2.7 per cent of the new vehicles sold
There’s something about a van that appeals to my inner rock star – the wide-open road through the windshield, worldly possessions in the back, destination
Minivans may not be the current hot ticket, but no other passenger vehicle offers as much family-friendly utility. Some large crossovers offer similar passenger capacity,
While strolling in the golden evening light through the lively streets of North End, Halifax, we spotted this 1977 Dodge van, stopped in our tracks
The ultimate minivan. Nobody on earth has built more minivans than Chrysler/FCA/Stellantis – 15 million to date. It is no surprise that the company has
Who knew you could get compact car fuel mileage in a big seven-passenger minivan? The Toyota Sienna has been a player in the minivan segment
Welcome to the 2022 Carnival! Kia replaces Sedona with a Life Utility Vehicle called a Carnival Hoping to avoid the perceived stigma attached to
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.
