Automotive

We talk a lot about the Mercedes-Benz E-Class, and rightfully so. This car comes in four variants, including sedan, wagon, coupe and cabriolet, not to mention the world-rocking AMG versions.

A couple of years ago, the Land Rover Discovery Sport replaced the aging, but capable LR2 model as the company’s answer for regular people wanting luxury combined with off-road prowess.

Last night, we received big news. Tesla’s CEO, Elon Musk, confirmed through Twitter that the first Tesla Model 3 will be ready by the end of this week, ahead of schedule.

On sale in its current form since the 2011 model year, the second-generation X3 was due for a redesign, and the German manufacturer recently revealed all the details on the upcoming third generation that will be available in Canada before the end of

An all-new Canadian-built car just hit the market, and the least we can say is that it won’t blend into the automotive landscape.

There are cars that strike a deep chord. In my case, it’s generally about the drive, more than the styling, outright performance or technology.

With 68% of new vehicles sold in Canada being pickups or SUVs, it’s easy to understand why manufacturers put so much effort into developing sport utility vehicles of all shapes and sizes.

After teasing us for two years now, Honda Canada is finally cutting the mighty Civic Type R loose on our roads. And it just announced its MSRP.

After releasing the Rolls-Royce Ghost and Wraith Black Badge editions on the market last year, the English brand has announced that the Dawn Black Badge will also hit the market, and will be introduced at this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed.

Mercedes-Benz's vehicle lineup has never been so diverse. From affordable models to supercars, from wagons to SUVs of all shapes and sizes, the manufacturer has something for everyone.