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Hopped-up Buick Regal gets green light
We all said it was a no-brainer, and obviously General Motors and particularly the product planners behind its Buick brand agreed. Not only would a hopped-up Regal be a great...
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Blog: Journalist's son crashes $177,000 Porsche 911 Turbo
This was my car only three weeks ago. The photos I took while the $177,125 car was in my care sit as my current desktop. But the car suffered the nightmare every auto writer...
Lexus recalls LS for steering defect
Toyota said Wednesday it would recall 11,500 Lexus vehicles worldwide because of a steering system defect, in the latest blow to the auto giant's reputation. Toyota said...
Auto theft takes dive during Vancouver's Olympic Games
Auto theft in the province dropped by 22 per cent in February despite thousands more cars on the roads during the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, officials said Monday. According...
Seven killed on Quebec roads in less than 24 hours
Yet another cyclist was fighting for his life in hospital after being struck by a vehicle on one of Quebec's roadways. The accident occurred just after 8 p.m. Saturday on...
2011 Ford Fiesta rated at 4.9 L/100km highway
Anyway you slice it, 5.9 L/100km on the highway is good, but coming from a car as stylish to look at and fun to drive as Ford’s new Fiesta makes that number even more enticing...
General Motors returns to profit in 2010 first quarter
General Motors Co posted a first-quarter profit Monday and said it is making progress toward a turnaround expected to put it on track toward its first full-year profit since...
Honda, Ford jump past Toyota in U.S. loyalty rankings
TToyota’s safety recall crisis has helped topple it as the reining automaker in terms of U.S. customer loyalty, allowing Honda and Ford to leapfrog to the top spots, Consumer...
Chrysler, Hyundai talk trucks
Hyundai Motor Co. has floated plans to enter the high-stakes U.S. pickup truck market and proposed a partnership with Chrysler Group LLC, three people with knowledge of the...
Saab sales in Canada resume in August
The newly reorganized Saab is steadily reducing its break-even point and has more than enough cash to survive as it begins to rebuild sales, its chief executive officer...
