Louis-Philippe Dubé

Korean vehicles quickly became associated with poor build quality and reliability when they launched in Canada in the 1980s and 1990s. In fact, no one could have predicted at the time that a manufacturer like Hyundai would eventually stand out from the competition in those departments. Likewise, the idea that …

The peer-to-peer car rental platform Turo is officially getting into long-term rentals. Founded in 2009 under the name Relay Rides and renamed Turo in 2015, the American company has capitalized on the popularity of the gig economy and car sharing to offer an alternative to traditional rental companies. Until now, …

The Volkswagen Tiguan still does not have a hybrid variant in its North American catalogue, a technology that the manufacturer claims is coming very soon. Having made the transition to its third generation last year with moderate aesthetic and technological changes—along with the single powertrain offering—the Tiguan adds a more …

The full-size electric pickup truck segment is at a crossroads. The F-150 Lightning enjoyed initial success, but sales have slowed significantly. At Tesla, those who wanted to get their hands on a Cybertruck have already done so, and the hype is dead. The Rivian R1T is competent, but in a …

BMW recently unveiled the new iX3, the first vehicle in its revolutionary Neue Klasse line, which aims to incorporate the manufacturer's core values into a new generation of electric, hybrid, and combustion-engine sedans and SUVs. The Car Guide recently tested a prototype of this SUV and attended the presentation of …

Thirty-five years ago, Lexus entered the Canadian market with the LS 400 and ES 250 sedans, aiming to capture a valuable piece of our luxury car segment. The brand’s unpretentious, low-key luxury philosophy came with a breath of fresh air. And it has remained one of Lexus’s pillars over time.

BMW has finally unveiled the first production model in its highly anticipated Neue Klasse family of vehicles, which promises to revolutionize the Bavarian manufacturer's lineup in terms of technology, while retaining the core values of driving pleasure and design on which the brand was founded. Without surprise, it is an …

The American brands of the Stellantis group have long been taken for granted by the higher-ups. Like inexhaustible cash cows, they rehashed retro designs powered by gas-guzzling powertrains that appealed to enthusiasts who constantly asked for more. However, the major shift to electric vehicles, combined with a series of controversial …