Louis Vo

A car priced to offer more goodies and luxuries to the consumer than many of the established marques.

Part of why I’m so knee-deep into everything relating to cars comes from my father.

The whole idea of the BMW M5 is to provide maximum performance while also retaining a subtle and low-key look.

It’s hard to argue the value and all-around package Acura provides.

GM’s chassis engineers are finally allowed to do more than just build a straight-line drag racing car.

The 370Z NISMO is the culmination of many years of sports car development.

Volvo’s S90 T8 offers us a glimpse into the future of how Volvo sees the automobile.

The big news about the all-new sixth-generation Altima is all-wheel drive.

We expect this new connectivity to trickle its way through the rest of the lineup in a few years.

The Prius Prime is a good snapshot of how things should be.

Thanks to all the engineering-focused improvements under the hood, the ND2 MX-5 produces more horsepower.

Buyers are spoiled for choice in this hot luxury subcompact crossover segment.

The big priority for Mazda nowadays is fuel efficiency, while still balancing their current, “Driving Matters” philosophy.

The Mazda3 continues to be one of our favourites in the DoubleClutch.ca office.

A car where you really need to “nerd out”, in order to absorb everything about it.

Subaru’s BRZ and the Toyota 86 has had a monumental impact on the affordable enthusiast market.

The Sequoia drives like a big truck, but it never once did feel cumbersome or clumsy.

In the driver’s seat of the X2, that overall “MINI” feel of agility carries over from the X1.

The Chevrolet Blazer nameplate is one that goes back quite some time – all the way back to 1969.

The Jaguar XE is more of a choice you make with your heart, and less with your head.

In the driver’s seat, the Mazda6 Signature’s turbocharger provides big torque for those who miss V6 power.

The fully-loaded Accent GLS impresses with features that one may not expect in a small car.

You’ll just need to decide if the outside-the-box design works for you.

From the outside, it’s quite easy to see how the F-Type sports car influences the F-Pace.