Driving

This year, Subaru celebrates 50 years of the horizontally opposed engine. Pop the hood on any Subie and you’ll find one of these shiny metal pancakes mounted low and wide.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Canada wins Le Mans. Sort of.

Nearly everyone would love to drive around in a little red convertible on a sunny day. Zip up the Sea to Sky, grab a coffee in Squamish and head out into the wild.

Rob McMillin, owner of this 1958 MG, talks with fellow British car owner John Clarke during the third annual British Invasion Car Show held June 5 at Westview Shopping Centre. The event was presented by the Old English Car Club of B.C.

I enjoy driving – I find it a pleasure and a joy. Last Saturday I got up at 5 a.m.

General Motors is the first of the Big Three to return to the midsize pickup truck market with the Chevrolet Colorado. For the last few years, if you were looking for a compact or mid-size pickup, there was little choice.

The first time Tannis Hendriks took to the highway on two wheels she sang “You are My Sunshine” to herself. The song, something she had sung to her son when he was young, was meant to calm any lingering jitters.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Tesla’s tempest in a teacup Probably the biggest story out of the automotive world this week has been the claim that Tesla covered up dangerous suspension faults, requiring a cust

Oh good gracious me, how is this sort of thing even legal? Here’s the latest mad salvo in the pony car wars, a flared-out Mustang with a V-8 that sounds like somebody put the Game of Thrones dragons into a Cuisinart.

Several North Shore events scheduled for summer show season