Over 3,700 Toyota Tundra trucks recalled in Canada for engine problem
The recall, which affects the 2024 non-hybrid models, is due to debris possibly not being cleared from the engine when it was manufactured.
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Is there a need for cheap and cheerful cars? It Trax
2026 Trax, Chevrolet’s smallest crossover, starts at less than half the average price of a new car. It’s easy to park, but there’s no all-wheel drive.
Built for bootleggers? This Infiniti is plush inside, confident on the road
2027 Infiniti QX65 luxury SUV gets turbocharged four-cylinder engine, tuned to provide fuel economy of a diesel, without the noise.
Is there a need for cheap and cheerful cars? It Trax
2026 Trax, Chevrolet’s smallest crossover, starts at less than half the average price of a new car. It’s easy to park, but there’s no all-wheel drive.
Over 3,700 Toyota Tundra trucks recalled in Canada for engine problem
The recall, which affects the 2024 non-hybrid models, is due to debris possibly not being cleared from the engine when it was manufactured.
EV sales jump in March as federal rebates return, though market share up slightly
OTTAWA – Sales of new electric vehicles jumped in March as Canadians took advantage of the long-awaited return of federal government subsidies.
Tesla issues recall for more than 13,500 vehicles in Canada
A software problem could delay the display of the rearview camera image when the vehicle is shifted into reverse shortly after the vehicle is started.
Does the Mazda have an identity crisis? Or is it the perfect balance of fun and functionality?
2026 CX-30 compact SUV drives more like a sedan than a crossover. Geared transmission plus turbocharger results in engaging, spirited, fun driving.
Dirt, dust and mega horsepower: If America were a race, it’d be The Mint 400, near Las Vegas
Wheels reviewer gets an inside look at America’s legendary off-road race, a festival of speed and thrills in the Mojave Desert outside Sin City.
Toronto, Brampton and Mississauga top list of Ontario’s costliest cities for auto theft claims
New data from the Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) shows Toronto topping the list in auto theft costs, with insurance claims skyrocketing to $114 million in 2025.