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Some people delight in trying to tell us that one can have too much of a good thing. We prefer to approach life as best lived with everything in moderation — including moderation.

Pickup trucks are a dominant sight on Canadian roads, ferrying workers and families alike to and fro across this country. Absent the full-size body-on-frame sedans of yesteryear, it isn’t uncommon to see a rig like this pressed into daily duty — and the manufacturers are only too glad to oblige. Variants range from base workhorses to leather-lined cocoons to off-road brutes. Our...

Dodge has announced Canadian pricing for the 6.4-litre V8-powered R/T versions of its 2027 Durango, which will start at $84,995 (MSRP) for the R/T 392 Plus trim, and $89,995 for the R/T 392 Premium. The R/...

Automobile-related fatalities continue their steady decline in America, but as the American Automobile Association (AAA) contends, the 36,640 people (a decrease of 6.7%) who died on roads last year is still too many. And, according to the AAA, while cars are getting safer — both at increasing the survivability of a crash and avoiding one in the first place — drivers remain the w...