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  • Chrysler agrees to recall of Jeeps at risk of fireChrysler agrees to recall of Jeeps at risk of fire

    DETROIT - After initially defying U.S. federal regulators, Chrysler abruptly agreed Tuesday to recall some older-model Jeeps with fuel tanks that could rupture and cause fires in rear-end collisions — a decision that will also affect some Canadian Jeep owners.

  • Driver's car impounded for going 221 km/h

    COURTENAY, B.C. - A fast and curious driver caught going 221 kilometres an hour in his new sports car through Vancouver Island traffic has lost his vehicle for seven days and netted a hefty fine.

  • Toronto's Dufferin Street Ontario's worst: CAA

    TORONTO - For the second year in a row, Dufferin Street in Toronto has been voted the worst road in Ontario.

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  • 2014 VW Golf // 2014 VW Golf (2014 VW Golf)Volkswagen Canada confirms rollout plans for next-generation Golf

    Ever since the new, seventh-generation Volkswagen Golf went on-sale in overseas’ markets late last year, Canadian new car buyers have been wondering what the German automaker’s plans were for importing its compact hatchback to Canada. Wonder no more. During a recent media event in Germany, Volkswagen Canada confirmed some details about the forthcoming new-generation Golf heading to our shores for 2014.

  • New cars being targeted by thieves using unknown technology

    By Mark Atkinson for MSN Autos The old adage of there never being such a thing as a pick-proof lock is being prooved once again by persistent car-thieves. According to this story from ABC News in California, a couple of...

  • 201306_P90125008-zoom-orig // 201306_P90125008-zoom-orig (201306_P90125008-zoom-orig)Buh-bye BMW 3 Series Coupé. Hello 4 Series.

    By John LeBlanc for MSN Autos Canada According to BMW’s new naming gospel, some four-door models are odd-numbered, while coupés —whether they have two-doors or four— are even-numbered, which means what we used to know as the 3 Series Coupé...

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A 1967 Shelby GT500 Super Snake sold for $1.3 million. Do you think classic cars were made better than modern rides?

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    Yes, the quality of cars from the 1960s and '70s is the best
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    No, modern technology makes cars better today
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    Maybe, it's hard to say since most Canadians get a new car every 10 years
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