Thomas Hundal is a journalist at Driving.ca. He specializes in automotive topics, with a keen focus on cars, trucks, and motorcycles, as well as the evolving landscape of electric vehicles. Thomas has been featured in notable publications such as Winnipeg Sun, TractionLife.com, and The Autopian.
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The gasoline-powered V10 engine is a rare species. Arguably one of the last major internal combustion engine developments to see widespread
By: Thomas Hundal
As the calendar inches toward 2027, all eyes are on the Ford Fathom. A forthcoming compact unibody electric pickup truck priced at $29,945 with
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By: Thomas Hundal
When Amazon first announced it was rebooting The Grand Tour , car enthusiasts had good reason to approach the idea with trepidation when details were scarce.
By: Thomas Hundal
Just because BMW has started production of the i3 sedan doesn't mean it's the end of the road for the straight-six. Far from it.
By: Thomas Hundal
Co-branding is often weird. Sometimes it results in astonishing machines like the ASC-McLaren Pontiac Grand Prix, but much of the time it just churns
By: Thomas Hundal
It's 2026 and seriously rugged SUVs are so hot right now. Models with two-speed transfer cases to crawl over rocks, big clearance, and huge tires are making a comeback in a big way.
Regardless of whether your car runs on gasoline, diesel, batteries, or even hydrogen, it's probably going to need tires at some point.
By: Thomas Hundal
I've never really been hugely enthusiastic for the concept of peak x . Half of that's because it's been beaten beyond death by bearded men in front
By: Thomas Hundal
You can technically lease a brand new Mercedes-Benz for less than a base Honda Civic, although it's not exactly a car.
For a moment in time, it felt like AMG had lost its mojo. The C 63 replaced V8 thunder with four-cylinder plug-in hybrid heft ; a new E 63 still
