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REVIEW: Infiniti Q60 a quality coupe

REVIEW: Infiniti Q60 a quality coupe

It’s the one that’s a coupe. That’s just a quick clarification, as it’s likely Infiniti’s Q-based naming system might have you scratching your head a bit.
BRAKING NEWS: Camaro gets a little crazy

BRAKING NEWS: Camaro gets a little crazy

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Camaro ZL1 1LE is the fiercest Camaro yet GM guys are big on their codes.
BRAKING NEWS: Zamboni street-cleaning plan iced by Canadian cops

BRAKING NEWS: Zamboni street-cleaning plan iced by Canadian cops

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Canadian hero takes on snowy conditions with Zamboni It’s a story that features everything that’s best about our country: wintry weather, the desire to help your neighbours, and a
REVIEW: Toyota Tacoma built for the North Shore

REVIEW: Toyota Tacoma built for the North Shore

If ever there were a car to represent the North Shore, it’d be the Toyota Tacoma.
GRINDING GEARS: Millennials are not ruining the classic car market

GRINDING GEARS: Millennials are not ruining the classic car market

A few weeks back, a half-dozen auctions held in Arizona saw the first real reaction of the classic car market to the changeover in the United States government.
REVIEW: Audi SQ5 nears SUV perfection

REVIEW: Audi SQ5 nears SUV perfection

It’s truly difficult to find a “perfect SUV” that combines best-of-breed performance with practicality, especially for the right price.
BRAKING NEWS: Elon Musk: visionary or super villain?

BRAKING NEWS: Elon Musk: visionary or super villain?

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Elon Musk digging tunnel to LAX It’s a good thing Elon Musk seems distracted by his rocket program and car company, because otherwise he’d probably be a Bond supervillain.
REVIEW: Volvo sedan comes back in style

REVIEW: Volvo sedan comes back in style

At one time, the purchase of a Volvo sedan suggested several things about your personality. First, you were probably a big fan of the 90-degree angle. Like, a reaaaally big fan. Secondly, you probably also enjoyed bumper stickers.
GRINDING GEARS: Changing speed limit signs is no quick fix

GRINDING GEARS: Changing speed limit signs is no quick fix

Road safety as a public health issue certainly fuels some lively debate.
REVIEW: Camry still has a winning formula

REVIEW: Camry still has a winning formula

Even though Toyota has already debuted a completely redesigned version of the Camry at the 2017 Detroit Auto Show (as a 2018 model), the 2017 model is still an outstanding vehicle with first-class family car character.