Special Events

At this year’s Montréal Grand Prix, Formula 1 cars didn’t only share the track with the little Nissan Micras, which we covered in a previous article, but with some other intriguing cars as well. Those cars were Ferrari 458s modified for the track. Three months later, I had the pleasure …

Some Ferraris spotted before the race. Nothing complicated, just beautiful cars, including a Ferrari LaFerrari. Visit our picture gallery of the event Learn more about the Ferrari Challenge …

Present at the Super Auto Show ’s festivities, HGrégoire, Canada’s Car Superstore, welcomes visitors with information on their locations, the products they offer, advice on buying a vehicle and even the chance to win a few contest prizes, too. Visit them today at the ICAR Circuit in Mirabel.

If you own a sports car, you know that it’s nearly impossible to use its full capabilities in everyday driving conditions. Even if you blast down highway ramps, traffic, congestion and legal constraints quickly throw a wet rag on any performance car’s mojo. Plus, we all know that on public …

The Starlight Children's Foundation’s Drive For Smiles event took place on Sunday, August 30th at the ICAR Circuit in Mirabel, Quebec. For sick and disabled kids, it was a great opportunity to leave their usual struggles behind and enjoy a few laps around the track. The ICAR Circuit was specially …

DEATH VALLEY, California – When I was young, I loved checking out spy shots of camouflaged vehicles in car magazines. I’d admire the photographers who’d hide in the bushes with their enormous camera lenses, just waiting to snap a picture of a thinly – or painstakingly – disguised car as …

MIRABEL, Quebec – For hundreds of millions of people, the Aston Martin represents one thing: the favourite car of the planet's most famous secret agent. Who? Bond, James Bond, obviously. From the gadget-laden DB5 that he christened half a century ago to the magnificent DB10 that he drives in the …

Our coverage of Montreal Lamborghini's Cars and Coffee, July 25th edition.

For many years, General Motors – or GM – was a quintessentially American corporation because the bulk of its profits came from vehicles sold in North America. There, GM totally dominated the market in the early 1960s. The situation began to change only gradually with the arrival of Japanese competition, …