March 6, 2008: The last thing an auto manufacturer wants is for potential buyers - that is, anyone with a driver's license and a bank account - to be unaware of the company's products. While most driving Canadians know about Mitsubishi... Read Article

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February 7, 2008: Toyota launched its high-end Lexus line in 1991 in order to break into the luxury market. At that time, many buyers associated Japanese companies like Toyota with economical cars, making a "high-end" Toyota a tough sell... Read Article

January 31, 2008: Not everyone is a fan of the most recent Nissan Quest. Not that I think many drivers aspire to minivan ownership, but those who feel these vehicles best suit their needs generally prefer average to extraordinary. Read Article

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December 6, 2007: Most avalanches only travel downhill, but in 2002, Chevrolet invented one that could go up them, too. The Chevy Avalanche was - and still is - a nifty truck, aimed at those drivers who have long agonized over whether the... Read Article

November 29, 2007: It was like a special effect from an action movie: when the Infiniti FX was introduced in 2003, it was a crossover SUV that emphasized the "sport" aspect that was missing in most other sport utilities. Its stylish, low-s... Read Article

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November 15, 2007: According to Jag-Lovers.org, the model year 2000 introduction of the Jaguar S-Type marked the first time the British-bred brand offered two different sedan models since the 1960s. Read Article

November 8, 2007: Writing about cars is a fun job, assuming of course that you're doing it because you like cars, and not because it's what your editor told you to do. For an admitted car nut like me, some of my most memorable times have ... Read Article

November 4, 2007: 2002 Buick Regal LS. Click image to enlarge In 1997, Buick got serious about winning back customers from the Japanese imports, most notably the Toyota Camry, a car that had lured family sedan buyers away from the domestic nameplate in the early nineties. The new Regal was thoroughly re-designed and re-engineered, with the exception of the base 3.8-litre engine, a decent a... Read Article

November 1, 2007: It's cool when a car's name actually fits. The original Neon, with its froggy front end and the nifty "Hi!" ads that vaulted it into the car buying public's consciousness, was one of these apty-named vehicles. Read Article