Automotive

Buying a new car is virtually risk-free, but the same can’t be said for used vehicles. We all know a friend or relative who had terrible luck with a used car. Maybe it had a lot of issues—or worse, it was a total lemon.

SANO, Japan – For our first encounter with the second-generation Crosstrek, Subaru brought us to its testing centre in Sano, Japan, where we were able to put this vehicle through its paces on asphalt and gravel roads.

If your heart is set on a Dodge Challenger SRT Demon, but you can’t succeed in getting on the very short list of buyers, here’s what might be the next best thing.

When Hyundai unveiled the new Elantra and its now-famous Superstructure, the press was sceptical.

The Legacy midsize sedan may not be the most popular car in its segment, but it’s the only one that offers all-wheel drive across the board to confront our Canadian winters.

The little Encore brought some fresh air to the Buick range when it was introduced for the 2013 model year.

A convertible sport utility vehicle may seem like a far-fetched idea, but let’s not forget that Jeep sells such a truck since 1941.

The all-new, high-performance version of the midsize Durango SUV will be on sale in Canada during the fourth quarter of 2017, and its MSRP has just been revealed.

English brand Aston Martin has confirmed the eventual production of their very first electric car, as part of the low- and zero-emission vehicle strategy included in their Second Century Plan.

I’ve written many times about how I disagree with the direction BMW’s MINI brand took a number of years ago.