The Telegram

 Brian Harper With automakers falling over themselves to launch their newest and shiniest electric vehicles, with NASA-like battery technology and ever-increasing range, it’s easy to dismiss plain old hybrid expertise ...

Matthew Guy The Grinch once mused “if I can’t find a reindeer, I’ll make one instead.” It’s a philosophy sometimes embraced by the automotive industry, too, as car companies often turn to one another to crib ...

Peter Bleakney Somewhat fitting, I suppose, that the first stop on my eastward jaunt in the 2021 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara EcoDiesel should be Primitive Designs in Port Hope, Ont. Fitting, in that the much-loved Wrangler is indeed a ...

Since 1987, in Canada, you cannot purchase a booster seat for your child if they weigh less than 40 pounds (18 kilograms). This means they still belong in a tethered car seat. This means you should not put your child in a booster seat if they weigh ...

Brian Harper It’s a sad reality that, at a time when automakers are rolling out a fresh crop of new and revised cars designed to entertain and enjoy, consumers have increasingly turned their backs on them in favour of high-riding, ...

Matthew Guy No one said the future is cheap. In a conversation with the Detroit Free Press, a Missouri dealer said that suits at GMC spoke of an all-electric Sierra pickup residing in the product pipeline. Going on to state “This ...

Graeme Fletcher Heading into 2021, there are a sea of delayed introductions, meaning many vehicles arriving next year will be badged as 2022 models. Given the lion’s share of today’s sales are geared towards crossovers of one stripe or ...

Greg Williams ‘Chuck’s Trucks’ is how the proud owner refers to his pair of Chevrolet C10 half-ton pickups. Chuck Young’s first, a 1972 C10, was bought used in October 1975. He recalls paying $2,340 for the truck, buying it ...

By Brian Turner Vehicle accessories are a billion-dollar business, and that’s because relatively few of us are satisfied with the equipment levels our vehicles come from the factory with. This is especially true with truck and SUV buyers, ...

Justin Pritchard During high school in the late ’90s, my friend Nick had a 1987 Chevy Sprint. It was old and circling ever nearer to a one-way trip to the crusher, and it was the slowest, noisiest, and nastiest car in the student parking lot ...