I’m tired, sick and in no mental state to write. I have a few thoughts on my mind that were intended for blog entries but I can’t seem to flesh them out. My manuscript looms over me awaiting to be edited. I feel like my life is on hold until it’s done yet, at the […]
It’s been two years since I went to the Canadian International Autoshow. The show has seen a downsize since its peak and was still missing several key players this year, although mostly on the exotic side of things. My approach to the show this year was different than years past, certainly the eye through which
2013 Canadian International Autoshow in review. Read More »
The truck market in Canada is a big one. It’s even bigger with our friends to the south. According to sales figures the Ford F-150 has outsold every other model of vehicle in North America for many many years. In fact last year the Ford F-150 accounted for just over 6% of the total volume
2014 Chevy Silverado/GMC Sierra first look Read More »
This is going to rub some people the wrong way. It must be made known however. Hundreds of thousands of people commute or travel on Ontario’s 400 series highways every year. Hundreds of millions more on interstates and other multi-lane highways around the world. Heck, even multi-lane roads in town can be tossed into this
Highway Driving; how we’re doing it wrong. Read More »
GM launched last year what was touted as the biggest leap in automotive innovation. The Chevy Volt has since been a consistent seller and proven that gasoline-electric cars, or true hybrids, are a viable power train option. Companies are now even taking large Chevrolet trucks like the Silverado and Suburban and applying the same technology. Each is achieving astounding
Gasoline-Electric cars: New technology 20 years too late? Read More »