Cars in Review
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2023 Ford Mustang Mach-E
Ford has finally done it! They have entered the wonderful world of the Electronic Vehicle (well they are into the third year, but this is the first vehicle under the Ford name that is electric). It comes with a wide range of equipment packages and has a lot more to offer than just the sporty vibe that comes with the Mustang name. Customers will be able to choose between the content-rich Premium model or the souped-up performance of the GT. Ford even stands behind the fact that this car can travel for more than 300 miles before needing a charge. This car stands out for more than one reason and…
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Friday Feature: 2022 Acura NSX Type S – Giving the Supercar a New Definition
We made it to another Friday Feature! This time under review is another quite popular sports car, the Acura NXS Type S, specifically the 2022 model. This beast is guaranteed to be a real head turner on the road, but trust me when I say you will have to dive DEEP into those pockets if you want to fulfill the dream of owning one someday. Overview Introducing the all new 2022 Acura NXS Type S, the one set to redefine the word ‘supercar’ as we know it. With this beast only being offered in a limited quantity I would get yours as soon as possible – if it is still…
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Top 10 JDM Cars That Can Finally Be Imported into Canada (2022 Edition)
There’s never a better feeling than the one that comes with knowing that you can now legally import your dream car. A few posts ago, we mentioned that in order to legally import a vehicle into Canada, the vehicle must be at least 15 years or older. So if that makes my math correct, that now means (as of 2022) all cars that were made in 2007 can legally enter the country. So go on gearheards, go crazy with some of the choices on this list! Let’s start with the Honda Civic Type R (FD2). It comes with a naturally aspirated 2.0L engine, which simply means that the engine is…
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Electric Vehicles vs. Gas Vehicles – Which one is cheaper to own?
With gas prices on the rise in Canada and around the world currently, owning an electric vehicle may seem like the smarter choice at this point. But is it really better in the long run? In this week’s blog post, we explore these two types of vehicles and weigh the benefits of each. Trust me, you might be surprised by the end result. For every benefit for one, its counterpart has an equal number to its name. We will compare a few key aspects in this blog post to help us to try to determine a final answer. If there really is one to this complicated question. Maintenance Costs Both types…
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Imported vs. Domestic – Which One to Go For
For years, many people have questioned it, and many think they found the answers. I am here to tell you today, I have the information you need that will help you make your choice. Many houses across America really only have room for one vehicle on the driveway, which leaves a lot of people scratching their heads, wondering if they made the right decision in the end. First, it is worth noting that the difference between domestic and imported cars really has nothing to do with the countries they come from. Some influences are cultural based,. Some influences are market-based. But any way you look at it, the whole picture…
