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Kenzie's Korner: Is Imitation really a form of flattery?

Is imitation the sincerest form of flattery? Maybe ask Land Rover. Jaguar Land Rover is suing a Chinese company for allegedly copying the Range Rover Evoque. Jim, needless to say has some thoughts on this. (This segment originally appeared on Motoring TV 2016 episode #22) …

Review: 2016 Smart Fortwo

It's still oh so cute and cuddly, but Graeme had to find out if the Smart Fortwo has finally got the power, to get out of its own way! (This segment originally appeared on MotoringTV 2016 Episode 22) …

Review: 2016 Smart Fortwo

It's still oh so cute and cuddly, but Graeme had to find out if the Smart Fortwo has finally got the power, to get out of its own way! (This segment originally appeared on MotoringTV 2016 Episode 22) …

Tip of The Week: Dent Removal

Dents, especially on a new vehicle, can make an owner very unhappy. Bill explains that dent removal technology has been around since the 60's, but has improved and should get owners smiling again. (This segment originally appeared on Motoring TV 2016 episode #21) …

Kenzie's Korner: Pedestrians, wake up!

If texting while you're driving is stupid, which it is, then texting while you are walking is equally stupid, Maybe this is why cities are reporting increased pedestrian injuries and even deaths? (This segment originally aired on Motoring TV 2016 episode #21) …

Throwback Thursday: Motoring TV in the beginning!

Before Motoring TV there was as a TV pilot, designed to hopefully convince a network to air the program, in this case on the new Canadian Sports Network, known as The Sports Network, TSN. This was 1997, and I did not know Bill or Jim . Graeme was on board …

Hennessey Venom 800 Supercharged Dodge Viper Chassis Dyno Testing

Hennessey Venom 800 Supercharged Dodge Viper Chassis Dyno Testing …

World Premier: Kia Telluride SUV Concept

At the North American International Auto show in Detroit, Kia revealed a glimpse of the future with the World Premier of the Telluride concept. Kia wants a full size SUV, and the Telluride showcases, what that vehicle may look like. (This segment originally appeared on Motoring TV 2016 epsiode 20) …

Review: 2017 Honda Ridgeline

It was first called a Sport Utility Truck when introduced as a concept in 2004. The Ridgeline quickly became a bonafide pick-up truck, and was selected North American Pick-up truck of the year in 2006. Then sales sales took a dive, Honda stopped production for the 2015/2016 model years. It's …

Review: 2016 Chevrolet Spark

You want a brand new car for $10,000? Graeme has a look at the Chevy Spark. This car is sold in more than 40 countries around the world with over a million sold. But despite it's success, the Spark has, in Graeme's words, been completely reimagined.

Throwback Thursday: How safe are school buses?

In the year 2016 drivers should not have to be reminded to wear a seat belt. They should, of course, also ensure their children are properly buckled in. Back in 2002 Jim Kenzie asked the question, why are school buses not equipped with seat belts! (This segment originally aired on …

Kenzie's Korner: Motorcycle Lane Splitting

Jim says you can base your positions on faith, on opinion or fact. When it comes to lane splitting by motorcycles Jim is using fact. Lane splitting may be common in Europe but Jim is not sure it's a smart thing to do, and explains why. (This segment originally appeared …

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