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2027 Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport Revealed: Better, But Was It Necessary?
Volkswagen has revealed the all-new 2027 Atlas Cross Sport, bringing more power, a redesigned interior, updated technology and completely new bodywork to its two-row midsize SUV. The second-generation Cross Sport retains the same basic formula: five seats, generous cargo space and a sportier profile than the three-row Atlas. The exterior gets double-stacked LED headlights, available illuminated VW logos, new full-width lighting elements and cleaner body surfacing.
Alain Kuhn Von Kuhnenfeld
2 hours ago2 min read


2026 Volkswagen Polo Life 95 Review: A Modern Mk4 Golf in Spirit
At the turn of the century, Volkswagen Group was responsible for some of the automotive industry’s most memorable cars. The New Beetle was a global success, Audi was dominating endurance racing, Bentley was being reinvented, and the Bugatti Veyron was taking shape. Strangely enough, the current Volkswagen Polo brought us back to that era.
carpopyt
2 days ago5 min read


2026 Hyundai IONIQ 9 Review: A Three-Row Electric SUV Built for Canadian Families
Hyundai has been on a remarkable run lately, but the IONIQ 9 might be their most impressive effort yet. Yes, Kia already had a large electric SUV on the market by the time this one arrived, but Hyundai wasn't content to share a platform. We attended the official launch of the IONIQ 9 in British Columbia, but this was our first opportunity to spend quality time with the vehicle on our home turf, in the depths of winter. This season has a way of showcasing a vehicle's true capa

Marc Gonzalez
2 days ago6 min read


Going Home: Taking the Defender OCTA Off-Road at Eastnor
There are places where you can drive a Land Rover off-road, and then there is Eastnor. Hidden among thousands of acres surrounding Eastnor Castle in Herefordshire, England, the estate has been intertwined with Land Rover's history for more than six decades.
Alain Kuhn Von Kuhnenfeld
Jul 276 min read


2026 Ram 2500 Laramie Review: Cummins Power Meets Everyday Comfort
Heavy-Duty Trucks Are No Longer Just Workhorses
The heavy-duty truck segment has undergone a quiet but meaningful transformation. What was once a straightforward tool for tradespeople and fleet operators has evolved into something considerably more versatile; today's HD pickup is expected to handle a Monday morning commute as competently as it manages a weekend at the lake with a boat in tow, and buyers are increasingly unwilling to compromise on either.

Marc Gonzalez
Jul 266 min read


First look: Range Rover GT brings grand touring luxury to the electric era
Ahead of its global debut, we had the opportunity to see the camouflaged prototype of the all-new Range Rover GT at JLR’s Propulsion Centre, where the company showcased the engineering and design philosophy behind what will become the fifth member of the Range Rover family.
Alain Kuhn Von Kuhnenfeld
Jul 212 min read


Ford Start Inhibit: A New Layer In The Fight Against Vehicle Theft
Vehicle theft has become one of the biggest concerns for Canadian drivers, especially in provinces like Ontario and Quebec, where organized theft remains a serious issue. According to information presented by Ford and Peel Regional Police, vehicle theft still represents close to $900 million in annual costs in Canada, with recovery rates hovering around 50 percent.
Alain Kuhn Von Kuhnenfeld
Jul 203 min read


2026 Mercedes-AMG E53 Hybrid Wagon Review: The Evolution of the AMG Family Missile
AMG wagons have always occupied a strange but wonderful corner in the performance-car world. They were never the obvious choice, but for those who understood them, they represented the perfect blend of insanity and practicality. Cars like the old Mercedes-AMG E 63 S Wagon gave us V8 thunder, ridiculous speed, and enough cargo room for a family road trip. The new E53 Hybrid Wagon does not abandon that idea; it rewrites it for a different era.
Alain Kuhn Von Kuhnenfeld
Jul 176 min read


2026 Jeep Cherokee Review: The Hybrid SUV Toyota and Honda Should Take Seriously
The Jeep Cherokee is finally back, but it has returned as a very different vehicle. After disappearing from Jeep’s Canadian lineup following the 2023 model year, the Cherokee has been completely redesigned for 2026. It is larger, more practical and now exclusively powered by a conventional hybrid system that does not require plugging in. That combination may not sound particularly exciting, but the new Cherokee surprised us.
Alain Kuhn Von Kuhnenfeld
Jul 97 min read
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