Driving

As applied to numerous automobiles, the “Sport” term is one of the most misused appellations around. But those audacious folks at Honda’s premium brand have incorporated the Sport label to the new hybrid version of the seven-passenger MDX.

By the time you read this, the 50th anniversary Canadian Coasters tour will have dipped their front wheels in the Pacific Ocean, and begun moving east across the nation.

For many years, the BMW 5 Series was the obvious choice. Sure, you could also get a Mercedes E-Class, the Bimmer’s main rival, but the 5 had something special about it. It wasn’t as absolutely comfortable as the Merc’, but it was a joy to drive.

A bi-weekly round-up of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Porsche plans to stop speculators The first re-sale at auction of the Porsche 911R was covered here previously, as it was notable for the way the car had increased 10-fold in va

Summer officially starts this week, which means the summer road trip season won’t be far behind. We checked in with Kory Aylward, co-owner/operator at Johnny’s Automotive in North Vancouver for some tips to get drivers ready for summer travelling.

The era of rain gutters on cars is mostly behind us, but luckily the racks that would have once seamlessly attached to those gutters have evolved with the times.

Take dad for a drive this Father's Day

The Camaro has been capturing the hearts of muscle-car fans with its rear wheel drive configuration and raw power since 1967.

In the basement of Mazda’s design centre in Irvine, Calif., is a lovely-looking yellow coupe.

This year’s All British Field Meet at VanDusen Botanical Garden was simply excellent. The sun shone and the cars sparkled and I’m pretty sure I saw a guy in a captain’s hat walking around under a pink Japanese parasol.