Driving

The Stealthy One is of the opinion that GMC, General Motors’ truck and utility-vehicle division, is contemplating the addition of an off-road tracks option for its full-size pickups, at least for one specific model.

When I was in my early grade-school years and had to take public transportation, my mother always told me to listen to the bus driver. It was good advice. Bus drivers have a wealth of knowledge concerning our transportation system.

Humans aren’t worth much anymore — at least when it comes to employment. Consider shopping. At one time, after flipping through a mail-order catalogue, you’d call an 800 number and place an order.

If you’re interested in the new Mustang, and you’re going to take a test drive — do as I say, and not as I do: Drive the little one first and the big one second.

Not that many years ago, Land Rover utility vehicles were heavy, expensive and hard on fuel. But changing times and attitudes toward utility vehicles are the reasons why the new Range Rover Velar even exists.

The latest member of the 2018 Hyundai Elantra family can be ordered wild or mild, with something for everybody.

The Chrysler Imperial name was first used on a 1924 Chrysler made by the Maxwell Motor Corp. the year before Walter P. Chrysler turned Maxwell into Chrysler Corp. The Imperial always represented something special in Chryslers.

Volkswagen has quietly introduced the 2018 e-Golf — the “e” signifying that it is the long-awaited electric-powered version of the popular Golf — its first all-electric vehicle in Canada.

It should have been the realization of the classic American Dream — a lower middle-class immigrant’s son from a tough Detroit neighbourhood puts himself through technical college while helping support the family.

Canadians love the practicality of tall wagons and small SUVs. With some of the most expensive gas prices on the continent, we on the West Coast also like fuel-efficient vehicles.