Driving

Buying a vehicle, whether new or only new to you, is designed to be a fun and exciting experience. The enjoyment of the purchasing process, however, is often minimized by “tense and high pressure sales” tactics.

Bug-eyed racer on display at VanDusen All-British Field Meet

It’s an interesting time these days in the automotive industry – it appears there are so many changes happening that we can barely keep up with everything from ownership of companies to launching of new products.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird.

V90 Cross Country also comes with free parking, at least in North Vancouver

Truckers and the public need to respect the size and limitations of semi-trailers

Ever since its introduction, the Mazda CX-5 has raised the bar when it comes to offering sportiness and fun-to-drive quotient in the hotly contested SUV segment – a class filled with “so so” performing SUVs.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Honda attempts to save manual transmission There is no worse place to own a manual transmission car than Los Angeles. Conversely, there is no better place to have a manual than L.

Here’s the problem. You want a sports car, all low-slung suspension, feelsome steering, and powerful engine. Unfortunately, life won’t let you.

The latest redesign for the Kia Sorento was more than two years ago, but the 2018 model still has a lot to offer. Minor adjustments to the Sorento’s standard features and an influx of optional features round out the changes made this year.