Jil McIntosh is a freelance Writer at Driving.ca. She specializes in new-car reviews, auto technology, and antique cars, with a passion for automotive history and consumer insights into the automotive industry. Jil has been featured in prominent publications such as the Montreal Gazette, AutoTrader Canada, and Automotive News.
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A new Canadian report found only one of 50 electric vehicles was pricier over five years than its gas equivalent
By: Jil Mcintosh
All seven of these up-and-comers are on the compact side, and most also fall into what passes for "affordable" these days, too
A refresh makes this sport-utility even more appealing.
Nissan's compact sedan takes the title with its starting MSRP of just $20,798 in its base S trim
Instead, its Cruise "robotaxi" division will be merged into its Super Cruise hands-free driving development
Injury severity still increases with vehicle speed, but vehicle height is compounding the problem at all speeds, per a new report
By: Jil Mcintosh
The entry trim now offers AWD, but the bZ4X is still only available in two provinces for now
This last testing round of 2024 means a total of 104 new vehicles earned those awards this year
More than a quarter of all GMC buyers in Canada opt for the top Denali or Denali Ultimate trims
Equipped with a down-force package, it reached 60 mph [96 km/h] from zero in 2.3 seconds, and covers the quarter-mile in 9.6 seconds
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