An exclusive look behind some of the premier releases of the new vehicles from the 2018 Vancouver Auto Show. Media day was chalked full of some first look of the all new 2019 Mustang Bullitt, the 2019 BMW X4 M40, the 2018 BMW M5, the 2018 Corolla Hatchback, and the 2019 Kia Optima. We also provide a glimpse of what you may have missed from the show; giving you a first-hand look at what the Vancouver Auto Show had to offer.
The sky-high price of fuel has meant re-evaluating the length and cost of our outdoor adventures. Well not anymore, introducing the 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV, the world’s most technically advanced 4WD plug-in hybrid SUV.
Imagine all the possibilities of our future in 20 years. I try to be a realistic optimist, but after a few episodes of Black Mirror, it can be easy to stray from that path. However, I just want to focus on a few big questions I’ve been thinking about when doing a thought experiment on the future of the automobile industry.
More than 2 years ago, on an early morning in downtown Vancouver, my dream of owning a Tesla 3 got to a very slow start.
We had a thrilling adventure experiencing this new 2018 Jaguar F-type SVR. It was only fitting that we would have the opportunity to review this beast in the setting of historic Langley Speedway.
First opportunity to drive this redesigned 2018 Ford Expedition and I decided to take the family on its own expedition.
2018 Nissan Pathfinder is on a mission, one would say it has gone rogue, wait a minute, wrong vehicle. The Pathfinder is engineered to get your family where you need to go comfortably.
The Mazda CX-5 is a perfect example of the precision and quality expected from fine traditional Japanese manufacturing. The bold sporty design combined with luxury features and materials provides consumers an award-winning small 5-seater SUV at a very reasonable price.
The 2018 Lincoln Navigator is a sophisticated people moving machine. Not often can you change a vehicle that meets everybody’s expectations, but Lincoln has done it. Totally redefined and ready to excite.
In the automotive industry, they rarely make fun cars anymore. The markets are understandably catered to family vehicles, fuel efficiency, or luxury. The Honda Civic Type R isn’t going to necessarily fit any of those needs. The Civic Type R is just one of those fun cars.
