The Trump administration has finally succeeded in significantly rolling back federal fuel economy standards, a move expected to save automakers billions of dollars. In fact, Trump (and company) is essentially reversing a decision by his predecessor,
Last month, there was quite a bit of talk about the Musée Rodrigue, located in the Saint-Sauveur area north of Montreal. The reason? The museum was marking the 25th anniversary of the remarkable feat of Captain Robert Piché, the Air Transat pilot who helped save the lives of approximately 306 people aboard the Airbus A330 he was flying after the aircraft lost both engines over the Atlantic Ocean following a major fuel leak.
In winter, enthusiasts of beautiful cars have to head indoors to large exhibition halls to admire the latest vehicles from automakers — and pay for the privilege. In summer, however, things are quite different. In many parts of the province, and even across the country and the continent, you can see a much wider and more spectacular variety of vehicles outdoors. And it's free!
American automaker Ford Motor Company has announced a joint venture agreement with Geely Auto, a major China-based automaker, to produce vehicles at its plant in Valencia, Spain.
The Société des surintendants de transport de Québec (SST) will host a special evening on October 7 at 5:30 p.m. at the Québec Inn, in collaboration with Mack Ste-Foy.
Every year for the past 45 years — except during the two pandemic years — the Voitures Anciennes de Granby (VAG) organization has held an event bringing together classic car enthusiasts. And throughout all those years, it has remained a true success.
Japanese automotive giant Toyota Motor Corp. has decided to expand its pickup truck plant in San Antonio, Texas. To do so, the company will invest US$3.6 million to double the facility's size.
Italian tire manufacturer Pirelli is preparing a multi-year investment plan of approximately US$1 billion to US$1.2 billion in the United States to increase its production capacity, particularly in support of its Cyber Tyre technology. The project still requires approval from the company's board of directors.
The first time AJAC (Automobile Journalists Association of Canada) introduced its Car of the Year program was in 1986. The winner that year was the Pontiac Bonneville.
CarGurus has announced the winners of its 2026 Top Dealer Awards, marking the 12th edition of the program in Canada.
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