Articles Written By Justin Pritchard

With gas prices falling, we look at our favourite V8-powered machines from the used market.

The Toyota Avalon takes a place above the Camry in the Japanese automaker’s product lineup as a big, sophisticated luxury cruiser with a...

Cutting your fuel bill can be a cinch – and might not even require a trip to your mechanic.

Winter is in full swing – and if you’re a car buff longing for warmer-weather motoring, few things will warm your soul like sitting down...

It could be argued that there are two types of engines loved by gearheads the world over.

Owning an actual spaceship is a ridiculous idea. Largely, that’s because spaceships are difficult to park, conspicuous, and prohibitively...

Much of the pre-launch reading material on the Cadillac ATS Sedan referenced a recurring theme: through development, each part, component...

Though the Escalade has become the superstar posh-ute of our era, the Lincoln Navigator offers a similarly American take on great big...

I’ve visited a whackload of family sedans in the past year or so, driving each for no fewer than seven days and 1,200...

There are those in the know, who know that rear-drive can be beautiful in the snow.

Honda phased out and replaced their first-generation Pilot for model-year 2009 with a new model that packed updated styling, technology...

You’re going to buy a Porsche. Maybe a little red one, like the little red Porsche model car I used to play with, with my grandmother...

A closer look at how Canada’s favourite driveline technology works.

The Mazda CX-7 is gone now – though we miss it, largely because its turbocharged four-cylinder engine was torquey as all snot, the AWD...

Photos by Justin Pritchard, and Courtesy of the Manufacturers Brakes are one of the least glamorous yet most important parts of your...