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 2019 Nissan Rogue is a compact crossover, which has had significant updates over the 2018 refresh, and remains for the longtime best seller in Nissan’s lineup
The Trail Boss is a definite eye catcher driving down the highway and an eye opener driving off-road.
After taking the 2019 Ford Fusion – Energi on an extended road trip around BC. Our conclusion; Ford is providing some much needed relief at the pump
“Savvy dimensions, exquisite comfortability, and sharp dynamics; The 2019 Ford Edge sits in that sweet-spot between the Expedition and Escape.”
The 2019 Jeep Wrangler has come a long way from the 1942 Willys military Jeep. Although Jeep has never forgotten its roots, it’s a long drive down the bumpy road to balance technological advancements while still retaining the Jeep look. I think Jeep has done just that very well.
Don’t miss out on these highlights from over 400 vehicles at the 99th Annual Vancouver International Auto Show, presented by Top Motorist.
“From a simple commute to an epic road trip, experiences are formed, and memories are made. Mazda vehicles are more than a mode of transportation”
With coupe-like lines, wide low stance, with wheels ranging from 17” to 21, subtle F-Type features, the E-Pace immediately looks the part of a Jaguar SUV.
Purchasing a new or used truck is exciting. I bet you can already see yourself personalizing it to suit your needs. Believe me, when I tell you, the truck might be the cheap part.
