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So what are we gonna do about the North Shore traffic situation? If you're like me, you read Brent Richter's report "Highway 1 no longer making the cut" in the July 5 edition of the North Shore News with a mixture of interest and horror.

If you travel down south to Tacoma and walk through the doors of LeMay - America's Car Museum, you'll currently find a display dedicated to the history of the Ford F-Series pickup truck.

With the population aging, the entry-level luxury segment is growing quickly. Owners of traditional, large luxury cars no longer need a car so big and are now seeking something compact, efficient, and maybe even trendy.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Gorgeous Alfa-Romeo Giulia ticks all the boxes Well, the sheets are finally off and we've got our first look at the sedan that'll join the 4C Coupe and Spyder in welcoming Alfa-Ro

Speaking personally as a notorious skinflint, just how a West Vancouver barber charging 15 bucks for an old-guy’s haircut can do it is beyond my comprehension.

Excitement. The Toyota Camry. Normally, these are two concepts that are kept on separate shelves. In separate rooms. Possibly in separate houses. Maybe even on separate continents.

If we all drove Lotus Super Sevens, the world would be a happier, safer, more wonderful place. Admittedly, there would be a brief initial spike in the death rate, but as the man said, you can't make an omelet without breaking a few eggs.

A paddock of Ferraris. A pen of Lamborghinis. A cotillion of Alfa Romeos. And I walked right past them. Last Sunday was the Italian and French car show down at Waterfront Park.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Porsche wins Le Mans Last year, Porsche returned to Le Mans prototype racing with much fanfare and expectation.