Saab brings hatchback back to Canada Saab will bring the 9-3 SportCombi model to the...
Hot and handsome 300C for less than $50,000 For the performance level alone, the auto compa...
Ferrari to offer another stunning car you can't afford Ferrari has graciously given the world yet anot...
DCX readies Dodge for the world, and vice-versa What the exchange rate taketh away, the exchang...
Portico opens up family transport for Hyundai With its Portico concept, Hyundai is taking its...
Bigger, faster Kia Sedona minivan coming this year Canadian car buyers love minivans and getting v...
Dodge Ram Mega Cab earns ''biggest'' cabin titles To paraphrase Monty Python, ''We give the prize...
Three new Mercurys not coming to Canada The deal with Mercury in this country is that t...
The average new vehicle price in Canada for 2005 was $32,210, but the real big spenders were the folks in the West, while consumers in the Maritimes spent th...
Mustang may be one of the most desirable new cars on the market right now and therefore hard to find, but Ford plans to keep rolling variations of the sporty...
To commemorate its long relationship with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the 500-mile Memorial Day race (it's sponsoring its 15th pace car this May), Ch...
New vehicle buyers in Canada on average are keeping their vehicles 6.4 years and driving them 116,797 km before trading them in on a new model, though the ti...
If you own a 2003 to 2005 model year Chevrolet Cavalier or Pontiac Sunfire and the 2.2-litre Ecotec inline-four simply isn't quick enough, the Performance Pa...