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by Chris Chase
If you read OntarioCars.ca regularly, you’ll have seen us mention many times that small cars are disappearing, often to be replaced with subcompact crossovers and SUVs.
That’s great for people who like SUVs, and for the car manufacturers who sell them. But what about fuel economy? If you’ve spent decades driving small cars because you appreciate …
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Whether you travel on the road or just like to work in your car…
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Before you purchase an RV, try renting different sizes of RVs on your next…
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When we think of a self-driving car, the first car that usually comes to…
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Often, car manufacturers decide to use their capital and knowledge to enter a new…
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Whether you need to work in your car because your job is on the…
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Where the engine is placed in a vehicle affects how it handles and drives.…
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As automakers continue to add new small crossovers to their lineups, the market for…
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Electric vehicles (EVs) offer so many advantages to gas-powered vehicles, like increased power, quietness,…
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by Chris Chase For the final instalment in our series of articles about buying…
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First, we had radios. Then tape decks. Then tape-deck adaptors for your Discman…fast forward…
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In the sport utility vehicle (SUV) segment’s early days, they were some of the…
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Have you seen a video of a Tesla taking off from a stop, whipping…
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For our second article about buying a used compact luxury crossover, we’re taking a…
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What started off during COVID when automakers slowed production to keep pace with consumers…
