Driving

Honda took 20 years to bring the Type R to North America, while Asian and European consumers got to indulge and enjoy this amazing vehicle for many years prior to 2017.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Can a pair of glasses cure car sickness? There’s little that’s worse than getting motion sick in a car.

This summer, the Yacht Rock station returns to Sirius XM satellite radio, soothing eardrums with soft-rock jams from the likes of Michael McDonald and Steely Dan.

Since 2014, the Lexus NX has been turning heads and commanding respect, thanks to the “right” pricing, futuristic styling, and legendary Lexus quality.

This Saturday, July 14, is officially Collector Car Appreciation Day, by proclamation of the province of British Columbia.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: VW electric sets Pikes Peak record There is a misconception, in the automotive world, that electric cars are a bit boring.

Fifty years ago, Mazda opened its doors to Canadians, starting operations in Vancouver. At the time, you could pick up one of their sprightly little R100s for a listed $2,295, with the only real option being a radio.

The Toyota Highlander is one of the bread-and-butter SUVs in Toyota’s line up, which means that it plays an important role for Toyota competing with the likes of Honda Pilot, Volkswagen Atlas, and Mazda CX-9, to name some.

When my parents first came to Canada in the late 1960s, they never intended to stay. The idea was to work for a few years in northern British Columbia, scrape together enough cash to buy a farm back in Northern Ireland, and return home.

Summer is here, and the forecast for North Shore auto enthusiasts is for another hot season of car shows featuring everything from antique classics to modern masterpieces.