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![Many people love their cars so much, they name them — sometimes after a quirk of the vehicle, or maybe after an associated memory with it. 123rf stock photo]()
Lorraine Explains: 40 per cent of Canadians think of their car like a toaster
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These 10 vehicles are the cheapest to insure in Canada
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SUV Review: Does the refreshed version of the Subaru Crosstrek meet new expectations?
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![A lot attendant does his best to help park thousands of cars doing last-minute Christmas shopping at Chinook Centre in southwest Calgary. Stuart Dryden/Postmedia Files]()
Your Corner Wrench: Watch your door, because dings will happen
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![Bought in 1978 for $200 before it went to the crusher, Bob Johnston has put together a 1970 BMW 2002Ti ‘conversion.' Bob Johnston photo]()
On the Road: 1970 BMW 2002Ti saved from the wrecker over 40 years ago
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Comparison: The Cadillac Escalade and Land Rover Defender are two SUV icons, done two ways
Lorraine Explains: Ontario automakers have still got it, per plant quality awards
Lorraine Sommerfeld Every year, J.D. Power awards prestigious Power Plant Quality Awards to those plants that produce cars and trucks with the fewest defects in North and South America, and around the world. Ontario has always been a ...
Auto News: Missing microchips snarl car production at factories worldwide
By Debby Wu More than a year after its outbreak, the coronavirus keeps finding new ways to hit carmakers. After first wiping out auto demand, the virus is now hindering parts supply: chips used in vehicles are harder to come by ...
First Look: Jeep's next-generation Grand Cherokee finally boasts three rows of seats
By David Booth Balancing its brand’s requisite off-road brutishness with the luxury required from a flagship has always been the Jeep Grand Cherokee’s forte. And with 7 million sales spread over four generations and nearly ...
Collector Classics: Restoration of family treasure provided a bittersweet conclusion to 2020
By Alyn Edwards Loretta Schmidt loved the classic Thunderbird she and husband Mike bought 25 years ago. She would take their three daughters for cruises with the top down, and the classic T-Bird had a special place in the garage at ...
Your Corner Wrench: Is it worth buying parts from the U.S.?
By Brian Turner Let’s face it, everyone’s looking for a deal. Whether it’s auto parts or service or anything else, few of us will pass up a chance to save some money, especially if we can get exactly what we’re ...
Review: Four reasons why we like the 2020 Nissan Sentra
By Justin Pritchard Crossovers might be all the rage these days, but for those who prefer cars, some very compelling sedans exist at some very compelling price points. The new Nissan Sentra is notable among these. After about ...
On the Road: When a pandemic gives you lemons, you work on classic cars
By Greg Williams Without question, 2020 was a year like no other. But, with COVID came unexpected opportunities. Essentially, isolation protocols allowed those with access to a workspace and a project more time to focus on the ...
SUV Review: 2021 Nissan Rogue Platinum AWD
By David Booth & Nadine Filion David Booth: This road test actually started out as one of our new “Duet” features. The idea was to pit the new Rogue against its larger Murano sibling, and determine which offered the ...
Lorraine Explains: Highlighting 2020's best road warriors and Good Samaritans
Lorraine Sommerfeld There is no way any of us will look back on 2020 and think, “Well, that was business as usual.” But it’s still reassuring to reflect on the positive things this collective mind-boggle turned out. In the ...
Your Corner Wrench: Why you shouldn't bypass your diesel's emissions controls
Brian Turner Last November, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released a report that claimed that, between 2009 and 2020, some 500,000 diesel-powered pickup trucks had their emissions systems completely disabled. That number ...
