Last summer I had my first stab at a luxury sedan when I reviewed the Acura RL. It was an enjoyable ride, but left more to be desired in terms of embedded technology; I felt that it was targeting a much older demographic who sought ride comfort and subtle detail, over usable technology as their [...]

If you recall, last summer, I had some one on one time with the 2012 Cadillac Escalade. Needless to say, the experience left me with an ear-to-ear grin, and a taste for more from the luxury arm of General Motors. So when it was announced that the 2013 Cadillac ATS was named the North American [...]

Over the years, as Chevrolet (to be called it’s nickname Chevy going forth) as progressed, so has its lineup of cars. One of which, a stand-out among the crowd, is it’s famed “muscle” sports car, the Camaro. This car screams look at me; and boy do people do it. A few weeks ago, when it [...]

Before I was even given the keys to this baby, the copy writing on the pamphlet stuck out like fresh yellow highlighter on lined paper. It read “The Escalade is the epitome of a luxury SUV. Bar none, it is the best experience both inside and out, and will remain the benchmark for luxury SUV’s [...]

Good ol’ Chevy. My trusty Green Cavalier RS; had it briefly when I was 17. When I say briefly, I mean a matter of months. In that time it got me from point a to b (and back) and for the most part was reliable. But, when shit hit the fan with it, let’s just [...]

When I was growing up in late 80′s to early 90′s Toronto, my parents shared a trusty grey Buick Skylark. As luck would have it, the only other people who drove me around at that time were my grandfathers (may they RIP), and they too drove Buick Skylarks. The trend was unreal at the time. Not [...]

I will always have a soft, nostalgic spot for GM’s Chevy brand of cars. Looking back on my teenage years, rolling around Toronto, ON in my ’93 Chevy Cavalier RS; I thought I was a bad-ass taking names. I experienced many-a-party, wasted gas, and of course, my makeshift CD player made from a converted tapedeck [...]