Cars in Review
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2025 Chevrolet Corvette E-Ray
Hopping on the environmental bandwagon that the car companies have seemed to turn into a trend within the past couple of months, I figured why not write about the Electric Performance car Chevrolet released onto the market last year for this year’s model. That’s right, I’m writing about the 2025 Chevrolet Corvette E-Ray this week and what a looker it is. Whew! New for 2025 First things first, what’s new? Previously this car only came available in 14 different color options with 10 of the 14 colors having an added charge associated to it. This year however, the color options have been reduced to only 10, with new interior and…
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Top 5 Safest Cars for New Families – 2024 Edition
It really is crazy to see and know how fast this year really went by. I remember sitting behind my laptop last year, around this time actually, writing out and planning out new ways to attract viewers to my website and giving the social media pages associated with this blog a facelift, only to be writing the last blog of the year once again. I just want to take some time (again) to thank all my dedicated readers and those who have newly discovered this site, for showing your support (in any way you can). It really means a lot that I can combine my love of cars and my…
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Cars in Review: 2024 Toyota Prius
Winning the title of Car of the Year for 2024 (Canada) it only made sense to write about the 2024 Toyota Prius in this blog post, especially given the fact that after this there is only 1 more blog post before the year is over! Of course, all the sentimental notes have to be saved for the very last post of the year, so let’s get right into this one. The Toyota Prius is available in 2 different models – XLE AWD and Limited AWD – both are Hybrid vehicles and come with automatic transmissions. For the sake of this blog post, we will be reviewing the base model, LE,…
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5 of the Fastest Cars You Can Buy in Canada
In this week’s blog post we will be covering 5 of the fastest cars that can (legally) be bought in Canada. But first, I want to wish my Canadian readers a belated Happy Thanksgiving. I hope you all got the family time that you were looking for and enjoyed celebrating among those you love and care about. I can’t believe how fast the year is going by, before you know it, it’ll be Christmas! But I digress, so back to the real reason you’re reading this post – finding out how you can re-enact the Need for Speed movie of course! Coming in at number 1 on the list is…
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Cars in Review: 2024 Lexus RC
We made it to another cars in review and this time, we will be spotlighting the 2024 Lexus RC. Now the Lexus RC’s design is one thing that stands out – some would even say it’s showing its age – but the car is 9 years old (in 2024), so who could really blame it for not fitting in with today’s new releases? I mean is it really such a bad thing to stand out from the crowd if it makes you special and unique? And the price tag on this model screams anything but “vintage costs” starting at $45,920 for the base model and the top of the line…
