Opinions

From fights about bike lanes to traffic cameras, Toronto can’t shake its car-centric stigma.

Make sure to read the fine print before you commit.

Nothing makes more sense for hauling people and stuff.

Contrary to critics’ claims, this isn’t Orwellian surveillance or some sort of cash grab.

From Cambridge to Kamloops, Lexus has a long history of helping Canadians ride in comfort.

The extroverted, rare beauty of a wagon proves that practicality can be sexy.

Even if the brand probably doesn’t need to make them, the decision to do so matters.

The Forester does a lot of stuff really well, but not everything.

Fixing some of the automotive world’s most mystifying design decisions.

Vehicles from trade-friendly markets we’d like to see sold here.

Ineos has the potential to shake up the premium segment the way Tesla did with EVs.

Everyone has opinions on these polarizing vehicles, for better or worse.

It’s piggish to hog the left lane. But is it illegal?

Two decades after the first RX was made in Canada, it’s still a luxury market leader.

Leave the car in Drive when you’re on the highway.

BMW’s super sedan is incredible, but it’s not perfect.

Going off the grid is a breathtaking experience, and Jeeps the perfect companions.

It’s bad behaviour, but how bad?

We hand out licences “like candy, and we have atrocious drivers.”

Experts vote for the best vehicles in 28 segments, recognizing best buys for Canadian drivers.

The urge to get revenge can be strong, but don’t be a hero in these potentially dangerous situations.

This year’s debuts reflect an industry in flux and reveal some interesting trends.

Get excited about these highly anticipated new car debuts.

This focused, beautiful machine embodies greatness in a way only a Porsche can.

The perfect car for Porsche’s European delivery isn’t even eligible for the program.

If you want a 911 but it’s out of your budget, a BRZ is fun and costs four times less.

Are drivers properly equipped to handle modern high-performance vehicles that are quicker and faster than ever?

Chinese-made EVs have plenty of implications for Canadian consumers and the industry.

We see it all the time, but putting your feet on the dashboard can cause serious, life-altering injuries.

You’re probably guilty of doing these things, putting yourself and others in danger.

This near-premium machine is the kind of crossover I can get behind.

With its copycat looks — and quirks — this SUV is an oddly enchanting enigma.

He dishes on some misinformation regarding “ticket quotas.”

Stay to the right except when passing. It’s not hard.

When it comes to road safety, automatic lighting just doesn’t cut it.

As we hurtle towards worsening outcomes, the pressure is on the auto industry.

Unsurprisingly, EVs have dominated this year’s list of most significant new vehicle reveals.

Beyond simple speed, performance cars also need to be engaging, and this is where gas cars are still winning.

Charging should be as easy and convenient as pumping gas, and yet it remains a mess.

Forget the hatchback – Toyota should sell the Corolla wagon in Canada.

Here are 5 reasons why a minivan could be better for professionals instead of an SUV.

The brand’s first Canadian entry looks competitive but not quite exceptional.

While the suggestion caused quite a stir this spring, it shouldn’t be overlooked.

Cars can be significant sources of happiness, which makes moving on easier said than done. Just ask me how I know.

Keeping yourself and others safe starts with these easy steps

It doesn’t cost you anything to be polite

Celebrating family and heritage

Compact pickups could be our salvation

Shoppers should seek out maintenance records, not low-mileage cars, to find the best used ride

Electric and autonomous cars won’t be the solution for everyone