This Bimmer may just be the car for Goldilocks. Wait! Am I Goldilocks?
2025 BMW i5 xDrive40 is an underrated EV; the sedan sports modest good looks and enough power to make even straight-line driving exciting.
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2025 BMW i5 xDrive40 is an underrated EV; the sedan sports modest good looks and enough power to make even straight-line driving exciting.
2024 Nissan Z Nismo is the most powerful (and most expensive) version of the famed sports coupe. But it’s only available with an automatic transmission ….
Quality decline in models assembled in COVID years is unwelcome news for buyers who paid big markups to get them. Data from J.D. Power outline the problem.
Recalls, campaigns and Technical Service Bulletins each have a different intention and differ according to who they are directed to.
• The next-generation 2025 Ford Expedition has just been unveiled. The Ford Expedition is approaching 30 years old, but Ford didn’t wait for it to celebrate its three decades on the market before giving it a major overhaul. Indeed, the current model, launched for 2018 and refreshed in 2022, has been completely redesigned for the […]
In 2002, Kia launched the Sedona minivan in Canada. Twenty years later, during a model redesign, the minivan was renamed the Carnival (a name used elsewhere in the world). After more than two decades, Kia remains one of only four manufacturers to offer a model in the minivan category, the others being Toyota (Sienna), Honda […]
2024 Aston Martin DB12 is a ‘Super Tourer.’ It aims to blend performance of a supercar with luxury and comfort of a high-end limo. Mission accomplished!
Toronto realtor’s portfolio of vehicles is eclectic, ranging from a classic British sports car to a stylish, Swedish convertible. Which does he like best?
2024 Trailblazer is Chevrolet’s second-cheapest model, and its smallest, but this Chevy boasts a commanding view of the road and feels sprightly.
Auto shops may be building both the extra time demanded by the Province’s new vehicle inspections process and the equipment outlay required into pricing.
