Articles Written By Peter Bleakney
Daimler introduced North America to the concept of a higher priced, higher quality diesel-powered Euro commercial van almost 15 years ago...
A behind-the scenes look at Infiniti’s studio and design fundamentals.
Who consistently makes some of the best driving small cars on the planet? Mazda.
The 2016 sees an 80 mm wheelbase stretch that translates to an extra 109 mm of rear knee room – enough to make the back seat experience now
If we were to tell you this ninth-generation Audi A4 sedan is bigger, lighter, more powerful, more efficient and further tech-laden...
It’s a sexy thing, and will likely jump right to the top of the Jaguar sales chart. They’re probably wishing they had done this years ago.
At the Frankfurt Auto Show, Audi pulled the wraps off its all-electric E-tron Quattro Concept – a sleek SUV-thingy sporting stylishly huge w
Since coming on the scene in 2007, the Volkswagen Tiguan has lived between the cracks, being a little too big to be a subcompact CUV yet not
At the risk of sounding blasphemous, it’s all too easy to be a bit “What’s the big deal?” when first jumping in a Porsche 911.
The wooden dashboard has been around for just about as long as the motorcar.
Review by Peter Bleakney, photos courtesy Caliber Automobiles. Caliber Automobiles Ltd.
If the idea of spending well over a hundred grand on a diesel powered uber-lux German sedan just to save a few hundred bucks in fuel...
Looking at the all-new 2016 John Cooper Works, Mini has engineered out the unruly, making this third-generation hyper-hatch a relatively...
Lamborghini has fashioned a highly addictive piece in its new “entry-level” exotic, the 2015 Huracan LP 610-4.
