Nicholas Maronese is a News Feature Editor at Winnipeg Sun. He specializes in automotive journalism, with a keen focus on car dealerships and the broader automotive industry. Nicholas's work has also been featured in Driving.ca.
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Meanwhile, the base spec of the plug-in-hybrid variant starts just a little north of that, at $41,080
By: Nicholas Maronese
The Model T Ford Club International's Thames Valley Tour brought a variety of the 100-year-old classics to London for a unique celebration
A wiring harness may short-circuit and start a fire on the passenger side of the engine compartment, the automaker says
Tundra, Tacoma, and Sequoia get a new Honeycomb option this coming model year, while 4Runner can be slathered in Hot Honey
The empty driver's seat on brand-new Explorers may lean back when the vehicle is unlocked remotely, trapping second-row passengers
A faulty door switch could keep the 'Auto-Park' from functioning, a defect that stretches across its model lines and back seven years
A change made to speed up assembly resulted in a weak bond between the trim and the window glass
The electric Qashqai – assisted by a small on-board gas generator – made it from Bogotá to the Caribbean coast on a single tank
By: Nicholas Maronese
The latest effort from the firm's Solitaire division uses Bolide bones and marks its lowest car ever, at just one metre tall
The 1959 Scimitar Town Car Phaeton is one of just three prototypes built—but only this one came with a retractable hardtop
