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Instead of on-road testing, the new evaluation for 80-and-over drivers is a dementia test and a review of changes (if any) in traffic laws.
This week, Envision a new Buick, Mitsubishi shows off the new Outlander, Mercedes-Benz and Chevrolet have new electric crossovers, Ford rewards shoppers, and Microsoft joins GM in the self-driving car
Jim Kenzie decides that the time has come to hang up his metaphorical mesh-back driving gloves.
Buick’s compact SUV enters its second-generation
Even a quick drive of the Mustang Mach-E versus the Mustang GT shows more than brand sacrilege
This was the early 2000s and a quintessential era for modern street racing. Even if it was just as illegal back then as it is now, the laws around it were not as strict.
Union ratifies BrightDrop electric delivery truck deal, with federal and provincial government funds likely to come
The Hyperscreen understands the driver’s wants and preferences
This week in the news, GM bringing EV construction to Ontario this year, BC boosts green incentives, the refreshed Ridgeline is here, while Hyundai shows off two new models with completely different i
Every week, wheels.ca selects a new vehicle on sale in Canada and takes a good look at its entry-level trim. If we find it worthy of your consideration, we'll let you know. If not, we'll recommend one
performance is part of it whether it’s internal combustion engines or whether it’s EVs.
Every week, wheels.ca selects a new vehicle on sale in Canada and takes a good look at its entry-level trim. If we find it worthy of your consideration, we'll let you know. If not, we'll recommend one
Nissan Next signals signal a new business approach and the changing of the culture of the automaker
Family entertainment centre will feature bowling, axe-throwing, cinema
