Driving

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: VW claims EV record at Nürburgring As expected, the Volkswagen ID.

Toronto Raptors superfan Nav Bhatia is a pretty interesting guy with a great back story. Immigrating to Canada in 1984, he’s an entirely self-made man, having worked his way up from the showroom floor, to the No.

This week, you catch me on the road, typing away frantically with (hang on, I’ll check. Oh dear.) 28 per cent battery remaining on my laptop and not a plug within range.

Jaguar’s first entry into the pure electric car market is a significant and important milestone – not just for Jaguar Land Rover as a company, but also for the industry that’s emerging and impacting the world around us.

The Ford F-150 is the most popular thing with wheels in Canada, and even more so for our neighbours down south. Ford sold more than 100,000 trucks up here last year, and an average of one every thirty seconds in the U.S.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: F1 Champion Niki Lauda dies, aged 70 We all thought he was invincible.

The Ridgeline is Honda’s only pickup truck, and plays an important – yet niche – role for this ever evolving company.

Gentlemanly brand featured at this weekend's All-British Field Meet

A biweekly round-up of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Italian Job II: famous Lamborghini found I’ll bet you can still picture the opening shots. The snowcapped and verdant Italian Alps.

It’s got to be tough being the BMW 3 Series, and having every other luxury manufacturer out there painting a target on your back. On the other hand, it’s perhaps even harder to be one of the sport sedans that want to steal the 3er’s crown.