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JAGUAR LOOKS INTO THE PAST TO DESIGN R-COUPE CONCEPT VEHICLE Looking through the prism of its past to forete...
MERCEDES-BENZ EXPLORES ACTIVE SAFETY SYSTEMS Passive safety systems are going to have to get...
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...
