Petrina Gentile

A ‘tax grab’, as Premier Doug Ford calls them, may be a step too far, but the 150 cameras in Toronto have generated millions of dollars and the city won’t say where exactly that money goes

Review: Our recommendations for the five best new cars under $30,000 – perfect for students and new grads

Lexus and its parent Toyota, Canada’s largest auto manufacturer have a lot at stake amid the ongoing trade war and strained Canada-U.S. relations

The 2025 Tiguan rolls off the line at Volkswagen’s plant in Puebla, Mexico and has just landed in Canadian dealerships

‘We’d like to avoid gas stations and contributing to the extreme weather ravaging B.C., but keep the room for sleeping and the logging road access’

‘I already have a summer convertible, so the new vehicle can be practical’

Entire 2025 Q5 family gets revamped with bolder styling, more technology and a new platform

‘The midsize SUVs all seem to have lengths of 4,600 millimetres or so. This is too long for our parking space’

Canada’s largest auto show opens Friday after setting attendance record last year

Looking for a roomy, comfortable front seat with a preference for a hatchback or small SUV

The 2026 Subaru Forester Wilderness arrives at Canadian dealerships this fall, while the 2025 Forester e-Boxer Hybrid arrives this spring

Honda has unveiled two new EV prototypes under its next-generation 0 Series – the 0 Saloon and the 0 SUV

‘All the new car seats seem too narrow, too structured and too hard’

This year’s show highlights groundbreaking new smart auto tech, from AI and automation to detecting impaired drivers

CES isn’t just about computers, televisions and cameras. It’s become the show to watch for automotive debuts, too

We don’t really need a second vehicle, but it would be nice to have something to drive. It would predominately be for summertime use

Premiums jumped 12 per cent in Canada in the third quarter compared with the same period a year earlier

Nearly 50 per cent of current EV owners in Canada are thought to be considering the change, with younger consumers more likely than older drivers

I’m newly 70 – so I’m starting to think about a new (or slightly used) car

‘We have been thinking about our next vehicle, and we definitely want a quiet and reliable ride that is fairly reasonable on fuel’