Matt Bubbers

Overwhelming evidence shows bikes lanes help to ease congestion rather than cause it, but Doug Ford’s government wants to rip out bike lanes because it plays to his base

With the company’s grand reinvention behind schedule, it could be a long time – perhaps later in 2025 – before there’s a new Jaguar in Canadian dealerships

Cadillac is signalling it won’t give up its V-Series sub-brand just because the industry is shifting to battery power

As the push to go electric ramps up, a brother-sister team launched a company to reengineer classic cars

The Tourbillon should have auto industry executives around the world stopping and taking notes

‘Teddy’ is a 1990 Porsche 911 Carrera 2 (type 964) that the team at Pfaff Tuning have completely restored and upgraded over the course of roughly 300 hours

Fairness doesn’t mean writing an equal number of positive and negative stories. EVs and gas-burning cars are not equals

The mid-size V60 wagon has been warmed up by the good people at Polestar Engineered, Volvo’s house-brand hotrodders, in the vein of BMW M or Mercedes-AMG

If there’s one unifying message here, it’s that the auto industry seems to know where it wants to go, but isn’t quite sure how to get there

Most showgoers aren’t here to buy a million-dollar car. But after seeing one up close, they might just daydream about it for years to come

Buyers with a six-figure budget are blessed with choices, but pickings are slimmer if your wallet leans more to Ford than Ferrari

Declining demand isn’t about EV technology as much as it is about the high cost of living right now

It would be a mistake to read the latest headlines and dismiss battery-powered cars as unreliable or somehow flawed

BMW’s all-electric 2024 i5 sedan is a bit cringey to look at, but an absolute joy to drive

Like fashion, car design is cyclical. If dad hats, mom jeans and Y2K sunglasses can become cool again, then there’s hope for family vans

The decision from Justice Jan Brongers says David Hilderman publicly described himself as an engineer in campaign materials and on social media, while not being a member of the province’s association of professional engineers and geoscientists

The Cybertruck doesn’t represent the best possible future, and it’s far from the best new product Tesla could have made

Medium height and tall vehicles with blunt, squared-off front ends are significantly more likely to kill a pedestrian in the event of a collision

It’s a $247,200 rugged limited-edition of the 911 that lets wealthy enthusiasts cosplay as daring adventurers

The lineup at the 2023 Japan Mobility Show is less about turning the automotive industry on its head and more about showing that even less-expensive EVs can be exciting, sporty and desirable