A brand in transition, Aston's new path marks a significant shift for the luxury wallflower.
Luxury Review: 2022 Lexus LC 500 Convertible →
Like the idea of a Jag without the Jag maintenance? Hop on this 5.0L V8 while you can.
First Drive: The hybrid McLaren Artura is eroding my automotive traditionalism →
Hybrid tech makes this advanced twin-turbo as sharp as a quad.
'Hashiriya Ladies' has opened my eyes to the wholesome joy of grassroots drifting →
Women-only driving events like this Ontario 'Spring Slide' track day aim to make the male-dominated hobby more welcoming.
Performance Review: 2022 BMW M3 Competition xDrive →
A thrillingly muscular, dissociatively precise enthusiast drive.
The Porsche Taycan Turbo S reignites the lost magic of the 911 →
This hyper-modern shooting brake is all the best of Porsche — without the purist baggage.
Tyco toy for a big boy: The Nissan Desert Runner →
Researching R/C trucks led one man to a bigger toy than he could’ve imagined.
Off-Road Review: 2021 Ford F-150 Raptor →
With six cylinders that bark like eight, this truck commands you to live your truth.
Twisting the Defender 110 through a Land Rover Trek →
Land Rover evokes the spirit of the Camel Trophy with their Trek dealer competition.
Track Test: 2022 Hyundai Kona N →
Hyundai’s N introduces a new segment with astonishing success.
Let them eat cake in the Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600 →
Any grateful child should ferry their family in a Maybach.
Monster Wagons Compared: E 63 AMG vs RS 6 Avant vs Taycan Cross Turismo →
Two enthusiast-darling V8s go head-to-head with a visit from the future of the segment.
Breaking down is fun with the MG Car Club of Toronto →
MG club’s first post-COVID rally marked by smiles, leaks.
Dear Diary: How I almost made myself yack in a new BMW M →
Heading out onto the track with BMW's latest M cars, I discover the limits of my poor stomach.
How I finally made my peace with the Toyota 86 →
An obstinate purist softens on the people’s sports coupe.
Autostrada Magazine: Cletus & the 'Vette
Originally published in the Spring 2020 edition of AutoStrada Magazine.
I say "Aston DB5," and you probably think "shaken, not stirred."
I say "1970 Corvette," and you probably think "Dale Earnhardt back tattoo."
Clayton Seams isn't part of the denim shorts brigade, however. He's 28 and works as the Online Editor for National Post's motoring division, Driving.ca.
Porsche Provinz: The 911, Redefined - Porsche's 964 Reimagined by Singer Vehicle Design
This article was originally published as "Porsche 964 Redefined: Celebrating 70 Years of the Porsche Sports Car" in the May 2018 issue of Provinz, the official magazine of the Porsche Club of America Upper Canada Region.
“I always thought the 911 was a stupid looking car,” was not the statement I had expected the conversation to open with.
But like a 911 piloted with a hesitant foot, the man sitting across the table unexpectedly came around — indeed, in his pocket rested the keys to of one of the most significant ‘elfers’ on Canadian roads.
Porsche Provinz: Black Apples, Black Oranges Part 2: A Tale of Two Turbos
“Why don’t you drive you cars?” Doug asked Rob.
“Why do you drive your cars?” Rob retorted.
Porsche Provinz: Dealer Profile: Porsche of London
When UCR's passionate southwest Ontarian drivers need something for their beloved vehicles, they needn’t look far.
This article was originally published in the December 2017 issue of Provinz, the official magazine of the Porsche Club of America Upper Canada Region.