Tag Archives: driving

As the saying goes, out with the old and in with the new. That is, unless you’re Toyota.

It seems one of the largest automakers in the world is dragging its feet when it comes to updating their half-tonne offering.

The current...

A frequent question I get asked is, what is the fastest car you’ve ever driven?

Before the second week of February this year, my answer to that question was the Ferrari F430. The playful Italian can propel itself with gusto from...

Prior to our trip to the Canadian International Auto Show this year, I shopped around to see what sort of press vehicles would be available to use during our journey.

To my surprise, still available was a Jaguar. Naturally I got excited,...

Every year around the second week of February I head to Toronto for the Canadian International Auto Show. The downside to that is I don’t get to spend nearly as much time as I’d like to with that week’s press vehicle. As such,...

Here’s something I bet you didn’t know:

According to Toyota, the Yaris is named after Greek mythology. Within Greek mythology ‘Charis’ is known as a symbol of beauty and elegance. ‘Ya’ is German for...

Hmm, it appears I have a bit of a hypothetical dilemma on my hands.

Late last year I reviewed the new Audi RS3 and, after having driven it, I explained how...

When I picked up the recent press vehicle for the week something donned on me: not once, in my eight years of writing about and reviewing cars have I ever driven a Hyundai Accent. Astonishing, isn’t it? It’s a like a doctor admitting...

By Kevin Harrison

Auto manufacturers must have a love-hate relationship with automotive writers and journalists. We’re a tricky lot, but if we do our jobs properly, we can hopefully provide the best possible advice to...

By Kevin Harrison

Tesla Inc., best known for its high end electric vehicles, has announced plans to install supercharging stations in Atlantic Canada by the end of 2018.

The move is expected to encourage potential customers...

By Kevin Harrison
Images: Garry Sowerby

I’ve been writing a lot lately about how the minivan segment seems to have fallen victim to crossovers and SUVs. I wrote about it during my Read More »