cars
I’m sitting in Miner’s Old-Fashioned Diner in sunny Yakima, WA state, staring exhaustedly at a half-finished hamburger the size of a hubcap. “Y’want fries with that?” Well, I thought I did, but no longer: There’s no way I can finish this obscene amount of food. Outside in the parking lot, … Read More
The average Canadian does not need to be in Quebec in order to drive a Toyota Yaris. Still, there’s a 53.2% chance that, if you’re in said vehicle, any model year, you’re also in la belle province. Case in point, I am indeed in Quebec as I write this, having … Read More
Cosmetic and mechanical improvements to the 2011 Chrysler 200 Convertible LX make it a much more enjoyable drive than its predecessor, the Sebring. First, the mechanics. The physics of a convertible make it a vehicle type susceptible to rattling on rougher roads (hello, Toronto and Montreal!). There’s nothing to anchor … Read More
Canadians purchase more compact cars than any other type of vehicle. There are various reasons for this love affair with smaller cars, but part of it certainly involves economic need to watch the pumps. According to research, we’ll drive as far as eight blocks out of our way to save … Read More
Here is a vehicle worthy of its own Bruce Springsteen song: The sexy, all-black Chrysler 300C. The engine is a lion — 5.7- litre V8 HEMI — but, outputting 14.4 L/100 km in the city and 8.5 on the highway with its gut-rumbling 363 hp and 394 lbs of torque, … Read More
