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Kenzie's Korner: Jim doesn't hate cyclists

Contrary to popular belief, Jim Kenzie doesn't hate cyclists. He does, however, take issue with the notion that cyclists can help with Toronto's commuting woes. This segment originally appeared on Episode 25 of Motoring 2014.

Review: 2016 BMW 7 Series

It was a little more than 20 years ago that Graeme Fletcher was in Germany to drive the third generation BMW 7 Series. Fast-forward to 2015 and Graeme was at the Monticello Motor Club in New York to drive the sixth-gen car. "As well as adopting a whole new 'light-makes-might' …

Tip of the Week: Measuring tread depth

No one likes the surprise of being told they need new tires. Knowing how to measure tread depth may not take the sting out the price, but it will at least provide some lead time and take the surprise out of the equation. This segment originally appeared on Episode 19 …

Throwback Thursday: Four-wheel steering

"Four-wheel steering at its very best." That's how Graeme Fletcher described the system as it appeared in the third generation Honda Prelude. The Prelude, as well as the Mazda 626, were credited with bringing four-wheel steering to the North American masses. The feature faded into obscurity after a short time, …

Review: 2015 Hyundai Genesis

When Hyundai launched the Genesis sedan in 2008, it shocked the automotive world. The Genesis won North American and Canadian Car of the Year awards, and earned praise from auto journalists everywhere, including Motoring TV friend David Booth, who said back in 2008 that with his eyes closed he could …

Test Drive: 2015 Kia Soul EV

On this edition of Test Drive, Graeme Fletcher gets right to the point. With the 2015 Kia Soul EV, Graeme says it "could be the shot in the arm the electrified world has been waiting for." With a battery that's 30 per cent better than the one it replaces, and …

Review: 2015 Lexus NX

For all the years Lexus has been building great cars—it's 25 and counting, for those keeping score at home—it has never been known for edgy designs. That's something it hopes to change with the 2015 NX, a crossover that takes the Lexus design handbook and throws it right out the …

Kenzie's Korner: Emissions programs are pointless

Emissions programs are pointless. Or, as Jim Kenzie likes to call them, "12 per cent solutions." Environment Canada claims the emissions output of cars and light trucks in the country equates to 12 per cent of the greenhouse gas emissions. That still leaves 88 per cent of greenhouse gas emissions …

Tip of the Week: Tire valves and tire pressure monitoring

Tire pressure is something all drivers should be checking routinely, but it's also important to check tire valves. Motoring TV mechanic Bill Gardiner talks about inspecting and replacing tire valves, as well as tire pressure monitoring systems, in this Tip of the Week. This segment originally appeared on Episode 17 …

Throwback Thursday: 1989 Ford Probe

If the late 1980s and early 1990s brought the automotive world one thing it was front-wheel drive "sports cars." "Sports cars" is in parentheses because, according to at least one of our staffers, the terms "sports car" and "front-wheel drive" simply shouldn't go together. Grievances aside, the more important things …

Ride in Ferrari 458 EVO

Ride in Ferrari 458 EVO.

Kia unveils GT4 Stinger Concept

Kia chose the Detroit auto show as the venue to unveil its GT4 Stinger Concept, a 2+2 coupe that marks its first foray into the sports coupe segment. Powered by a 315-horsepower four-cylinder, the GT4 Stinger is a rear-wheel drive two-door on the level with sister brand Hyundai's Genesis Coupe …

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