Automotive

It’s easy to see the Nissan Armada as a big rolling joke.

In the video promoting its NX compact utility vehicle, Lexus insists on how the embarked technology helps avoid imminent collisions and traffic jams. As they say, to err is human.

Audi announced at its annual press conference this week that it will aim to bring the four-door e-tron GT to market in the next few years. The move comes as part of the automaker’s plan to make more electric vehicles.

Obviously, if we’re looking for the most potent BMW 5 Series on the market, the M5 is the weapon of choice. With 600 metric horsepower on tap, it can blast from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.4 seconds and reach a top speed of 305 km/h.

It must be fun to work in one of Nissan’s marketing teams. They have the creative liberty and the funds to come up with unique, off-the-wall vehicles that will end up drawing attention to the brand and its product lineup.

Every year, the Geneva Auto Show is chock full of supercars as well as prestige cars and trucks, but there are some more sensible models on display, too.

Last fall, we introduced you to the Cooper Weather-Master WSC, a winter tire designed specifically for pickups and SUVs, vehicle types that remain among Canada’s bestsellers, year after year.

The Lincoln Aviator SUV will return to market, and the 2019 edition will be unveiled at the New York Auto Show at the end of March. For now, we only get a teaser image that doesn’t reveal anything about the SUV.

The Parti Québécois is committed to setting up a pilot project that would increase the speed limit from 100 to 120 km/h on certain highways, should it win the next elections and form a government.

DEARBORN, Michigan – While Ford was busy talking about its upcoming hybrid Mustang and F-150, we were given the opportunity to see the new Bronco! No, we didn’t actually see it.