Every new car launch is fraught with anticipation inside the walls of its maker. Odds are it will find a modicum of success, but there’s always the looming specter of it failing to rub the...
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Almost exactly one year ago, we brought you 10 of the most tasty-as-Timbits Canadian car market curiosities ever to cruise under the maple leaf flag. Today, in honor of Cinco de Mayo (which is not,...
While Cadillac has been spending most of this century reinventing itself as an increasingly-credible American alternative to the premium German nameplates, longtime crosstown foe Lincoln has been doing the car-building equivalent of snacking on lead...
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYZv3vmOGSY[/youtube] In what has seemingly become an annual holiday tradition, Ford Europe has made a stop-motion animation video starring a Hot Wheels miniature of Ken Block’s Ford Fiesta Gymkhana car and various other toys called...
Way back in October, Cadillac pulled the blanket off the fourth generation version of the quintessential baller-mobile, the Escalade. With handsome new sheetmetal, a sumptuous interior and a truck-tuned 420 horsepower cousin of the Corvette...
“It’s what’s inside that counts.” Although most people tend to shove that expression out of their minds when on the hunt for a mate, it seems like very few folks ignore it when it comes...
Now that all the victory crab cakes have been consumed and the runner-up Rice-A-Roni has been consigned to the dog’s dish, you have time to reflect on the car ads of yesterday’s near-come-from-behind-thriller of a...
The Detroit Auto Show (the proper name, North American International Auto Show, makes our eyes and ears hurt) is traditionally the first major auto show of the calendar year, and it’s reprising that role in...
Sunday is April Fools’ Day (No, really, it is!), so be on the lookout for pranks, gags, and other sundry acts of bamboozlery being lobbed in your general direction. So if someone offers you a...
At first blush, automobiles and apparel don’t seem to have much in common. Granted, both are manufactured consumer goods, and both come in wide ranges of colors, sizes, shapes and price tags. But that’s where...