Driving

Check out these highlights on the driving.ca portion of our website, timescolonist.com Honda is facing one of the most crucial points in its history.

Armed with online research, more than one in 10 new-car shoppers now buy vehicles without taking a test-drive, according to a recent study. A marketing manager in Indianapolis, Andy Thedjoprasetyono, was one of them.

It has often been said that when the U.S. sneezes, Canada usually catches a cold. So when our neighbours to the south mandate an average 54.

Although body-on-frame car construction once predominated, unit construction is now pretty well universal.

It's been more than half a century since some of the first concept cars boasting self-driving features were presented to the world, and they're still not on the roads.

A long drought is finally over for sports-car enthusiasts with the introduction of the 2013 Scion FR-S. While a front engine, rear-wheel sports car is not unique, ones that are light and affordable are increasingly rare.

Glass-reinforced plastic, popularly known as fibreglass, was developed by the Owens-Corning Co. of Corning, New York, just before the Second World War.

Check out these highlights on the driving.ca portion of our website, timescolonist.com Porsche introduces its first diesel to the Canadian market with the 2013 Cayenne, bringing with it monster power, brilliant fuel economy and even lower emissions.

More fine-tuning is needed before performance can shine

General Motors plans to introduce 10 all-new or redesigned Cadillacs within the next three years, executives said this week.