A perfect choice for a road trip

As a car guy, I’ve long since wondered what the perfect vehicle is for a road trip. Not “great”, not the most efficient.

Not quite a Prius, but is it F-Sport material?

One of the most affordable ways to get into a hybrid electric vehicle (referred to by Lexus as a “hybrid luxury sportback”) that doesn’t happen to be a Toyota Prius.

The Cabrio has been redefined

When Mercedes-Benz introduced the SLK roadster with its retractable hardtop in the late 1990s, I told myself I would someday drive one.

A minivan for real men

Though I would assume that my 2013 Ford Flex Limited tester’s hearse-like styling would deter potential Grand Caravan cross-shoppers, I suppose innovation can never be a bad thing.

A quick spin on the track of some great new players

It’s always a great experience to be at a manufacturer-hosted event, but even moreso when said event takes place at a track.

A three-row version of our favourite in the class

The swooping roof line, gorgeous 19” wheels, massive chrome grill and inviting LED accent lighting all contribute to the Santa Fe’s new premium look.

The two “most perfect” commuter cars

I want to get one thing out of the way. I know that the Acura ILX Hybrid and the Toyota Prius are two very, very different vehicles.

The epitome of tree-hugging motoring

The Prius, at least after the first-generation, has always been a recognizable brand within the Toyota lineup.

Is it a turbocharged BRZ, or something much, much more?It’s barebones enough to be referred to as utilitarian, yet not simple enough to be plebian. It’s an awesome combination of sorts.

The “Mustang Club of America” Edition in a “Gotta Have It” colour

Why Ford shouldn’t go with the EcoBoost or continue with the V6 but rather focus on the V8.

A 6-speed roller skate with leather

The Rio becomes the little car that could when you take into consideration the competitiveness of its target market