Driving

Dear Santa: this year I have been exceptionally good. Well, mostly. I mean there’s no video evidence to the contrary. That I’m aware of.

SUVs and trucks rule the world these days, as more and more people flock to the utilitarian vehicles and move away from the traditional sedans and coupes – so much so that automakers are cancelling sedans and coupes from future product plans.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Electric pickup lights up L.A.

Wait, this is a Corolla? Yes, just like the heroine in some 1990s teen rom-com, the formerly dowdy Toyota compact car has taken off its Coke-bottle glasses, shaken out its hair, and transformed into the “it” girl of the moment.

On June 22, 1969, the Cuyahoga River in Ohio caught on fire. I need not explain to you how unusual and downright inconvenient it is for rivers to go around catching fire, but nevertheless, there it is.

In the past, Mercedes-Benz was a brand most well-known for luxury and elegance, but less so for performance.

ICBC stats show there are way more crashes near malls during Christmas shopping season

Clear packing tape a quick fix if you can't get to a repair shop

Among the many great things about living in the Vancouver area is that drivers don’t have to worry about windshield rock chips as much as the rest of Canada does.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Speed camera catches 58,000 in two weeks The Italians have long had a notoriously flexible attitude towards speed limits.