By Kevin Harrison
If you've never been to the Cabot Trail before, do yourself a favour and add it to your bucket list. There's a reason why the iconic trail in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia is known internationally. It's immensely scenic, but more importantly, the roads themselves are (for the most...
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Monthly Archives: November 2014
Acura To Bring Back The Integra?
I've always had a soft spot for performance cars from Acura, but if you look at the premium Japanese automaker's line up today, an accessible performance car is nowhere to be found. That may change quite soon though.
A recent interview from Car & Driver with Acura's Chief Designer, Dave Marek,...
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Audi Upgrades Q3 For 2016 Model Year
The Audi Q3 has barely had the chance to acquaint itself with Canadian customers and already it's getting a refresh for the 2016 model year.
Only keen Audiphiles will noticed the upgraded front fascia which takes cues from the recently updated A6 sedan, otherwise everything looks pretty much the same style-wise....
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Test Drive: 2014 Ford Fiesta EcoBoost SFE
By Kevin Harrison
Whenever I get asked which car company seems to have improved the most over the past ten years (yes, people actually ask me that), a number come to mind with Ford being among the top three.
The thing is, with Ford's latest development for the smallest car in its...
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1943 Willys Jeep On Display At Hamilton Dealership
Guest post from Bay King Chrysler
While the origin of the Jeep name still remains a popular topic of debate, its’ record of performance is unquestioned from both testimonials from those who used it during World War II to the proud Jeep owners of today.
Bay King Chrysler has not forgotten the...
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Volvo Reveals V60 Cross Country
Volvo is continuing its onslaught of new product following the recent reveal of its popular XC90 with the new V60 Cross Country.
In a move to re-popularize the wagon, Volvo brought the V60 to our shores last year. The V60 Cross Country adds a "sporty driving feel" matched with better off...
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A Benz For Blue Collared Folk? Mercedes Bringing Vito to Canada as Metris
You may not know that Mercedes-Benz has been selling commercial work vans in North America for quite some time now. In fact, you may have seen a Dodge Sprinter or two puttering around making deliveries in your neighbourhood. That's actually a re-badged Mercedes-Benz Sprinter that was developed during the Daimler-Benz...
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Hyundai & Kia’s Exaggerated Fuel Efficiency Claims Cost Companies $800 million
Two years ago, Korean auto makers Hyundai and Kia admitted that the efficiency of their vehicles was exaggerated.
I remember doing a local radio interview two years ago and this very topic came up. I was asked if it would hurt the company's sales. I answered that it could...
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Test Drive: 2014 Ram 1500 EcoDiesel Laramie Crew Cab 4×4
By Kevin Harrison
Even if you are completely unfamiliar with pick-up trucks, chances are you've heard the loud diesel clatter than come from the heavy duty trucks or bigger at least once. The reason why these massive machines are equipped with a diesel is mainly for its torque and therefore towing...
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Cadillac ATS-V To Make Its Debut In Los Angeles
Cadillac is quickly becoming the go-to company if you're looking for a luxury performance oriented sport sedan, unseating many of its German rivals with ease. Next up in its performance sedan lineup is the smallest car in its portfolio, the ATS, making a 'V' performance variant.
The rumour mill pins the...
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