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Monthly Archives: April 2010
Test Drive: 2010 Hyundai Tucson GL AWD
This compact crossover utility vehicle remains a roomy, practical vehicle despite its curvaceous new styling, says editor-in-chief, Greg Wilson. Its new four-cylinder engine is powerful and fuel efficient but not quite as refined as last year’s V6, he says.
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Motoring Memories: The V6 engine
Once shunned as too shaky and quirky to be acceptable, the V6 engine is now one of the most popular engines in the world, says auto historian, Bill Vance. But it took a long time to gain acceptance, he notes.
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Autos contest continues this weekend
Autos’s Weekend Winner Contest continues this weekend, awarding automotive prizes in a series of “mini-contests” that run each weekend.
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Ottawa museum showcases Canadian cars
The Canadian Science and Technology Museum (CSTM) will showcase a new display of Canadian cars this summer.
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Lexus announces software fix for GX 460
Lexus Canada has announced that an update for the 2010 GX 460 vehicle stability control system is now available at Lexus dealers across Canada, and that the model is back on sale. Lexus temporarily suspended sales after Consumer Reports said that the GX 460 posed a safety risk due to its performance in a test.
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Nissan Canada launches new Leaf Web site
Nissan Canada has launched a new consumer Web site for its Leaf, offering Canadians the opportunity to learn about its new all-electric vehicle. The Leaf will go on sale in Canada in the second half of 2011.
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GM will sell Chevrolet in Korea
The Chevrolet brand will be introduced in Korea, including the Camaro, which will go on sale in 2011.
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Toyota launches large-scale Prius plug-in test
Toyota has launched a large-scale Prius plug-in hybrid vehicle (PHEV) demonstration in France, along with French energy provider EDF and the City and Urban Community of Strasbourg.
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Inside Story: 2011 Toyota Camry LE
Interior reviewer, Michael Clark says the appearance and quality of the Toyota Camry’s cabin materials has deteriorated in recent years and many features that are optional should be standard. “The Camry is once again in danger of alienating potential buyers,” he says.
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Charlottetown Festival features motors and music
The PEI International Motoring Festival (IMF) has teamed up with the Cavendish Beach Music Festival (CBMF) to unite classic car and motorcycle enthusiasts with the world’s top country music stars.
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B.C. introduces tough new impaired driving laws
British Columbia is introducing Canada’s most immediate and severe impaired driving penalties in an effort to curb repeat offenders and give police more enforcement tools.
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Toyota recalls Sequoia vehicles for stability control
Toyota Canada has announced a voluntary safety recall on certain 2003 Sequoia vehicles to upgrade program logic in their vehicle stability control (VSC) system. The recall affects approximately 1,500 vehicles.
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CAA-Quebec releases annual warranty study
CAA-Quebec has released its annual study on automobile warranties to help consumers make informed choices. While all manufacturers offer warranties against rusting or major engine failure, the duration and extent of coverage vary considerably, and it is important to understand the rules.
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