A nice compromise By James Park
Nissan Automotive Innovations, new car features and advanced technology.
Style, comfort and intuitive technologies are yours to discover with the 2019 Lincoln Nautilus
The 2020 Cadillac CT5 will be presented at the New York Auto Show tomorrow, aiming at sneaking its way into the compact luxury sedan segment to compete against serious German, Japanese, Coreen and even Swedish rivals. The CT5 will replace both the ATS and the CTS within Cadillac’s lineup. Last …
La Cadillac CT5 2020 sera présentée demain au Salon de New York. Visant à s’infiltrer dans le segment des berlines de luxe compactes, cette nouvelle voiture, désirant s’en prendre à des rivales allemandes, japonaises, coréennes et suédoises, viendra remplacer à la fois la CTS et l’ ATS au sein de …
For 2019, the Acura ILX gets another facelift. Yes, this car’s been with us since 2012, and yes, it’s still based on the last-generation Honda Civic’s platform. Yet Acura has somehow injected a healthy dose of relevance to its dated subcompact luxury sedan. If anything, this version is its most …
Even though William Clavey has driven many cars since his original rant on the Acura ILX, his opinion of it hasn't changed, even four years later.
The Nissan Murano is a fashion-first crossover that proves how much Canadians love style.
William Clavey flew all the way to Sacramento, in Calfornia, to drive the all-new 2020 Jeep Gladiator. He believes it's now the midsize truck to beat.
BMW's all-new 8 Series droptop blends advanced performance, hedonistic luxury and al-fresco motoring
We not only look at the absolute worst, but the worst in every segment
Model-year 2020 will mark the arrival of Tesla fighters from the European luxury car brands. Earlier this year, we got the Jaguar I-PACE, and Audi, Mercedes-Benz and Polestar are all preparing their competing offers. Audi is actually dropping its e-tron in dealerships next month, making it the very first all-electric …
Automakers are offering several different all-electric models these days, but they're nothing new. In 1900, the best-selling car in the United States was powered by batteries. So what happened? It all traces back to a broken jaw...find out more in my story at AutoTrader.ca.
Britain's automakers were bought out by larger companies based in other countries, though most still build their cars in England
It lives up to its looks, but be prepared for the price
A bevy of new high-tech features are making towing easier than ever
Most vehicles will have a label saying they require either regular-grade or premium fuel, but you'll occasionally come across one that says "premium recommended." So what grade should you choose? Find out in my story at AutoTRADER.ca.
New cars need new names, but sometimes they're not quite as new as they sound. Suburban, Fiesta, Sierra, Land Cruiser ... all of these and more were recycled from older models. That Plymouth there? That's a Suburban. Find out more in my story over at AutoTRADER.ca.
Adding more air helps automakers meet fuel efficiency standards
Automakers are offering several different all-electric models these days, but they're nothing new. In 1900, the best-selling car in the United States was powered by batteries. So what happened? It all traces back to a broken jaw...find out more in my story at AutoTrader.ca.
Something completely different By James Park
Perfectly serene for the retirement community, sporting enough for winding roads, but can you handle the grille?
After driving the Kia Stinger GT last year, Clavey gets behind the wheel of the base model Stinger GT-Line powered by a turbocharged four-cylinder engine.
SACRAMENTO (Californie) – Des programmes médiatiques comme celui-ci, il en existe très peu. Après une courte conférence de la part des employés de FCA, nos consignes furent simples et concises. On allait directement jouer dans la boue afin de mettre à l’essai les capacités hors route du nouveau pick-up Jeep.
SACRAMENTO (California) – Media events such as these don’t come around very often. After a brief conference from one of FCA’s spokespeople, the planning of the day was concise and straightforward: head out into the mud to test out the off-road capability of Jeep’s all-new pickup truck. No problem! Yes, …
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