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Some time ago, I found myself behind the wheel of a roll cage-equipped Skip Barber MX-5, entering into the semi-legendary corkscrew turn at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca in California.

Last week’s Throne Speech and this week’s provincial budget make it clear the provincial government is very much on cruise control, and I suspect that’s just the way Premier Christy Clark wants it.

Everybody makes car payments. Well that's not true, I hear you say, I always buy 'em 10 years old in good condition, and pay cash on the barrel. Nevertheless, you still make car payments.

Kia tends to be ignored in the marketplace, simply because people don't talk about this brand often.

“BC Hydro’s Net-Metering customers are some of the most creative and committed when it comes to developing innovative projects to offset their electrical load….

Auto world has gone mad with high-powered hijinks

The XF doesn't get the attention of its stunning sibling, the F-Type, but it is a better selling and more practical car

Seeking to move upmarket and streamline its lineup, Acura combined two established models, the TL and TLX, into one vehicle that is supposed to represent the best of both worlds.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Ford Mustang Shelby GT350R beats Ferrari 458 around Nurburgring Ordinarily, Nurburgring lap times are like a properly prepared steak: best taken with a grain or two of salt.

2015 Toyota Venza proves the station wagon isn't dead