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By: Daniel Rufiange
When it comes to their next vehicle, Canadians are increasingly looking across the Atlantic. According to a poll conducted in September, nearly half of them would like our market to take more cues from what’s available in the Old World, with more compact and electric models. The catch? Regulations. 47 percent of respondents favour a …
The Mazda MX-5 has become an industry icon. It is now to Mazda what the Z is to Nissan, the Corvette to Chevrolet and the Mustang to Ford: a symbol of its image. However, no model lasts forever, and given the trends of the past few years, with cars and sports cars giving way to …
A name from the past resurfaced at the Paris Motor Show. Citroën pulled the wraps off a concept that brings the most iconic car in its history, the 2CV, back to life, 36 years after the last one rolled off the assembly line. And this is no mere design study or cheap nostalgia play. A …
When it comes to electric vehicles, Volkswagen lives in two separate worlds, depending on which side of the Atlantic you’re on. In the third quarter of 2026, the group handed over a mere 5,100 EVs to American customers, compared with 37,400 a year earlier. That’s an 86.4 percent drop. Meanwhile, in Europe, its electric sales …
Mercedes-Benz has been forced to recall roughly 30,000 S-Class sedans in the U.S., including Maybach and AMG models, because a front brake hose can deteriorate and crack over time. In a worst-case scenario, the hose can rupture and leak brake fluid, lengthening stopping distances and, given enough time, making it impossible to stop. In the …
Toronto could become the first Canadian city to offer Waymo’s fully autonomous taxi service. The California-based company just announced that it’s laying the groundwork for a launch slated for 2028, and its first vehicles will soon be making the rounds on the streets of Canada’s largest city. Waymo is starting to map Toronto under Ontario’s …
The Corvette will go fully electric one day. At least, that's what Tony Roma, GM's chief engineer for Corvette and performance cars, told The
When Donald Trump slapped tariffs on the auto industry in the spring of 2025, the goal was clear: bring vehicle production back to the United States. Eighteen months later, the numbers tell a very different story. In fact, the plan has failed miserably, just as industry experts predicted from the outset. U.S.-built vehicles’ share of …
The Mazda3 is getting on in years. Mazda unveiled the current generation in late 2018 at the Los Angeles Auto Show. It is therefore entering its eighth year on the market, which is a bit longer than the industry norm. In the competitive compact sedan segment, that’s an eternity. Fortunately, the model was well conceived …
When you’re a vintage car enthusiast walking through a city, you’re always on the lookout. The joy is in spotting an old car parked somewhere, or seeing one rolling down the street. But you never, ever expect a Tucker to appear. NEVER! And yet that’s exactly what happened recently on the streets of North America’s …
