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Several organizations and publications announce what they consider to be their Vehicle or Vehicles of the Year on an annual basis. However, the prestigious American magazine Motor Trend has been doing so since 1949, making it most likely the longest-running annual automotive award program in the industry. This history explains the significance attached to its selections, which have become multiple over time as the market has evolved and segmented

A few months ago, we published an article about one of Québec’s small automakers. At the time, it focused on Michel Pigeon, well known in the community for his Cobra and Ford GT-40 replicas. But Pigeon isn’t alone in this field. While he may be one of the most prolific builders in the province, we also have to mention Roger Allard. He doesn’t build at the same pace as Pigeon, but his vehicles are far more sophisticated — and more expensive!

German tire manufacturer Continental AG has announced the appointment of Christian Kötz as its new CEO. Kötz succeeds Nikolai Setzer, who will step down from the company’s Board of Directors on December 31, after more than 16 years on the board, including five years as CEO

As the year comes to an end, the entire L’Automobile Magazine team would like to warmly thank our readers, subscribers, advertisers, and partners for their loyalty, trust, and continued support throughout the year.

The Jeep® brand is expanding its Jeep Gladiator lineup with the introduction of the Sahara trim for the first time, a nameplate originally introduced in 1988. The 2026 Jeep Gladiator Sahara delivers a combination of Jeep capability and everyday comfort

In 2025, CARQUEST Canada is celebrating its 30th anniversary. Three decades of serving automotive professionals, three decades of innovation, growth, and above all, close ties with those who keep vehicle maintenance and repair alive across the country. This milestone is a chance to look back on a collective journey, supported by a network of committed repair shops and strong banners like Autoplace and Technet, which today help extend the brand’s reach.

One of the most iconic landmarks in motorsport is undoubtedly the Dunlop Bridge, which has stood since 1932 above the first corner of the famous Circuit de la Sarthe, home to the annual 24 Hours of Le Mans

Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, formerly known as Mosport, has changed ownership. On December 11, Motorsports Ventures Ltd., led by renowned Canadian driver Ron Fellows, announced that the iconic Canadian racing circuit had been acquired by a new investor group formed through a partnership between Peter Thompson, Chris Pfaff and Alek Krstajic. The management team and staff, led by Myles Brandt, will remain in place during the transition period

General Motors of Canada has announced the appointment of Jack Uppal, who will soon become the company’s new President in the country. Mr. Uppal will succeed Kristian Aquilina, who will assume the role of Global Vice President of Cadillac at the beginning of 2026