Automotive

Whether you like it or not, we now live in SUV kingdom.

When we buy a pickup truck for the first time, it might seem as though everyone has magically become our best friend. That also happens when we win the lottery, but for very different reasons.

SACACOMIE, Quebec – It took me a while to understand why Volkswagen Canada had invited journalists and members of the media to Sacacomie Hotel, in Quebec. We were proposed a drive on a frozen lake, followed by a casual country road trip.

It’s the most powerful street-legal 911 produced so far, and it’s on stage at this year’s Toronto Auto Show.

It was just a matter of time before Volvo’s compact luxury wagon, the V60, went through the same design overhaul as the rest of the Volvo family.

The all-new midsize, three-row SUV from Subaru, which can accommodate up to eight passengers, will retail from $35,995 before freight and delivery charges in Canada.

The redesigned Ram 1500 pickup made its official debut at the Detroit Auto Show earlier this year, and six trim levels were initially announced, which includes the Tradesman, the Big Horn, the Rebel, the Laramie, the Limited and the Longhorn.

Unveiled at the Geneva Auto Show last year, the Arteon midsize sedan, or four-door coupe, is already on sale in Europe, but the U.S. and Canadian markets had yet to decide if they wanted to add it to their product lineups.

Production of the Tesla Model 3 has been off to a slow start, but the automaker is trying to pick up the pace, and the Canadian market will get its first glimpse of the fully electric sedan at the Toronto Auto Show.

TORONTO, Canada – It’s only a matter of time before every automaker—even the high-end luxury brands—sells a sport-utility vehicle.