Driving

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Montana grandmother takes law into her own hands Patti Baumgartner, of Finley Point in northwest Montana, is the state’s newest honorary Highway Trooper.

Genesis is proud of their G70 sport sedan, and rightly so. When it arrived last year, it set the Korean cat amongst the German pigeons, offering driving dynamics that weren’t just a bargain, they were actually superior.

Beware of bare metal with any scratch

Award-winning shop adds empathy to auto body repair

Can you imagine jumping in a car in Vancouver that produces zero harmful emissions – no exhaust spewing out the back, just fresh clean water – and heading off into the sunset completely secure in your ability to get wherever you need to go? No fossil

Launched last week, the new Land Rover Defender takes some of the boxy charm of the original and repackages it in a slick new shape.

Over at Porsche, much complaining is being done about the company’s decision to call their top-level Taycan the Taycan Turbo, when it doesn’t have any turbochargers. The argument is that “turbo” is just shorthand for “fast” these days.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Land Rover Defender returns This week is the Frankfurt Motor show, a biennial event that usually skews toward product launches from the German marques.

All-new for 2019, the Toyota Avalon might possibly be the most attractive and capable sedan Toyota has produced in recent years.

Hitting a top speed of 490 kilometres per hour, a new version of the Bugatti Chiron is now the fastest production car in the world. Prices start at $2,980,000.