Driving

Delivering more of what today’s buyers are demanding, Audi completely redesigned the Q7 to make it an outstanding luxury SUV. The 2017 Q7 is sleeker and more stylish than before, and it is also significantly lighter.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Quebec sets EV mandates La belle province proved itself forward looking this week, announcing plans to have 100,000 electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles on the roads by 2020.

This is the end. As the electrified, autonomous future beckons, the internal combustion engine finds itself on borrowed time, particularly a big, naturally aspirated V-10 like the one at the heart of this beastly Audi.

In person, the new Alfa Romeo Giulia sedan looks great. Pictures don’t do it justice: in person, sheetmetal that looks a little overwrought in photos seems to smooth out, and the signature triangular grille looks less awkward. Alfa Romeo is back.

As Nissan rolls out radically redesigned models, its best-selling vehicle in North America – the Altima – also adopts a fresh new look.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: High speed chase involves drive-thru This week’s dumb criminal story takes us to Arizona, where a white Chevy pickup is being pursued by the Phoenix police department.

Before you get your pilot’s licence, you have to fly solo. In my case, that means a week alone with two kids aged four and one. Please make sure your tray tables are securely fastened and your seats are in an upright position.

Almost half of all pedestrian fatalities in B.C. occur between October and January

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Wayne’s World Pacer sells at auction Not all movie cars spawned a cult following.

The battle between SUVs and minivans is over: there can be only one