Driving

There’s a really old joke, one from the period of vaudeville slapstick, that goes: my car doesn’t need a horn – it says Dodge right on the front. Well, if you can’t Dodge it, Ram it.

The Porsche Cayenne was first designed and released in 2003. At the time, the idea of Porsche producing an SUV was shocking to say the least.

As alluded to a few weeks ago, this weekend features British Columbia’s annual Classic Car appreciation day, on Sunday. No, there’s no associated holiday. I’ve already asked. [Editor’s Note: back to work or I’ll get the cattle prod out again.

Every last drop.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Finders-keepers doesn’t work on Corvette convertible Ever own or rent a convertible with a top that’s a pain to put up? You might be tempted just to leave it down while you run in

A staple of the Toyota fleet for more than 25 years, the RAV4 made its debut in North America in 1996 as a 1997 model.

Well, it’s the Canada Day long weekend, a time for face-painting, backyard barbecues, waving the flag and cheering politely, and then dropping the gloves in a game of street hockey.

Cayenne S put through its paces on challenging terrain

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Honda restores Chevy pickup truck Honda motorcycles arrived in North America in 1959, and by way of celebrating their 60th anniversary, the company has decided to resurrect a piec

This is a tale of two Hondas. The first is the original company, maker of sprightly and surprising cars that consistently punched well above their weight.