Automotive

Given that the luxury compact sedan segment is more popular than ever, there’s no room for error. All players have to be up to par, lest they drag the whole class down with them. And gone are the good old days when the E-Class ruled the roost.

Good things come in threes, including heated seats. There are those installed directly at the factory by the manufacturer, those added by an accessory specialist, and the removable ones you can buy at your local department store.

An all-new Fiesta will soon appear on our market, and the European version has just been presented during a Ford event in Cologne, Germany.

The English brand has been working on a utility vehicle—their first ever—for more than a year now, and it has just published a couple of teaser shots of this upcoming luxury mastodon.

As a father of three toddler-aged boys, a minivan was somewhat of a necessity for me. The amount of space that baby seats, buckets, baby bags and all the other equipment required to support a family of this size make a minivan a must-have item.

The second generation of the popular CX-5 was just unveiled at the Los Angeles Auto Show, but Mazda is already starting its production.

Early in 2017, the Swedish police force will take delivery of an all-new patrol car, the 2017 Volvo V90 wagon.

Following its unveiling at the Los Angeles Auto Show earlier this month, the 2017 Nissan Versa Note will be available in Canada at a starting price of $14,498 before freight and delivery charges of $1,600. That’s for a base-trim Versa Note 1.

The German automaker revealed very few details, but it will launch a new “premium” midsize sedan at the upcoming Geneva Auto Show in March of 2017.

Driving a Mercedes-Benz E-Class is a privilege. However, driving a Mercedes-AMG E 63 is nothing less than an honour. And we’re honoured to get that opportunity in Portugal this week.