Owner claimed her SkyActiv-powered Mazda3 consumed 75% more fuel than promised; court ruled her driving was the problem

Are you paying too much in freight and PDI fees for your new vehicle? Two Quebec class action lawsuits could shed light on these non-negotiable costs.

Dès le 5 juin, les détenteurs d’un permis de conduire étranger qui échoueront à l’examen pratique de la Société automobile du Québec n’auront plus le droit de conduire seuls. Ils seront soumis aux mêmes règles que les apprentis conducteurs.

Province's impaired driving laws are among country's strictest—but leeway given to those with 0.05 to 0.08 BAC could be harming 20 per year

No “elbows up” in La Belle Province—environment minister says "We leave it up to Quebecers to choose the model of their choice"

The Roulez Vert program resumes course to peter out 2027; meanwhile, EVs will no longer see certain discounts and perks

Some owners claim their luxury EV can top up only a handful of kilometres of range at a time, even if plugged in overnight

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's updated tests emphasize the protection of cars' and trucks' second-row occupants

Virtually all automakers have been overcharging sales tax on their extended warranty protection plans, a new lawsuit alleges

The province may recover $60 million a year in tax revenue now its used-car-value guide goes back 15 years instead of just 9