Infiniti celebrates its 25th anniversary in Canada this year, but it can easily be summed up as one of the more under-the-radar players in the luxury automotive market. Nissan’s well-adorned sister company first hit the market in the mid-1980s trying to claw away luxury car buyers from the already-established premium

Cadillac has been slaving away to re-establish itself as a premier luxury brand capable of keeping up with the likes of BMW and Mercedes-Benz, and that jockeying for position couldn’t have been clearer at the launch event for its new flagship midsize sedan this past October. The brand descended on

Ford is putting a lot of faith in the new Focus ST. It’s the company’s first true global performance car, meaning the vehicle you get here in Canada is the same as you’ll get in any other country; save, of course, for steering wheel placement. That’s confidence. For us North

The Canadian Tire Motorsport Park was alive with the roar of German engineering on May 30, 2013, as the Porsche World Roadshow rolled onto the scene. This exclusive event, which only comes to Canada every two years, gave VIPs the opportunity to experience the full capabilities of Porsche’s lineup. Downtown