Automotive

Bad news for those who flocked to get their hands on the first units of the new Toyota Prius: your car may have been recording impressive fuel economy numbers, but it has already been recalled.

Already on sale in Europe, the Alfa Romeo Giulia will hit American roads for the first time this month.

Earlier this year, at the New York Auto Show, Subaru unveiled their new Impreza sedan and hatchback to the world for the first time. The big news was the introduction of the all-new Subaru Global Platform.

Although the 2017 Subaru Impreza will benefit from a full redesign and will soon be on sale, the Crosstrek—which is based on the five-door Impreza—soldiers on unchanged for the 2017 model year.

You may not remember, but roughly four years ago, Hyundai recalled nearly 20,000 Velosters because their panoramic sunroofs were prone to shattering while driving. This is a far scarier situation than the current recall.

China’s Geely Auto Group is making noise about its new car company, called LYNK & CO, which will launch in their home market in 2017, followed by the European and U.S. markets. The first model introduced is an SUV called the 01.

Last April, Mitsubishi Motors publicly admitted to having falsified the fuel economy numbers of some of their minicars sold in Japan.

The first Tiguan appeared on the Canadian market in 2008. It arrived a little late to the compact SUV party that was already in full swing, but Volkswagen took its time to develop a competent product.

Is seems as though the North-American market is finally warming up to a wider range of engine choices in their cars and trucks.

RICHMOND HILL, Ontario – For 27 years, the Mazda MX-5, otherwise known as the Miata, has changed the way we think of cars, and garnered a cult following in the process.