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Midsize hybrid is more sporty, yet spacious

The redesigned Malibu is comfortable, roomy and frugal

Currency woes force Japanese firms to look to foreign plants

The strength of the yen against the dollar has made the importation of Japanese-made cars a money-losing prospect. Toyota has taken two innovative ways to deflect foreign-exchange losses on its small cars.

My favourite car

We've had plenty of feedback from readers in response to our call for photos and stories of beloved cars from years gone by.

This week on driving.ca

Check out these highlights on the driving.ca portion of our website, timescolonist.com The 2014 Subaru Forester combines a new look with a roomier interior and a new 2.0-litre direct-injection turbocharged boxer engine producing 250 horsepower.

Benz drops price of 2013 C300

Prices are down and power is up as the 2013 Mercedes-Benz C300 4Matic jockeys for supremacy in the all-wheel-drive segment of the premium car market.
Range anxiety? No problem, just plan ahead

Range anxiety? No problem, just plan ahead

Next to complaints about the high price, range anxiety seems to be the biggest concern people have about electric vehicles. Owners of cellphones can identify with electric-vehicle owners - both are at the mercy of their batteries.

New Ford COO in line for top job

Ford's leaders have watched Mark Fields, a brash Harvard MBA, turn the company's North American business into a profit machine. Now the CEO job is his to lose.

Lexus hybrid makes its bow down under

A roundup of automotive news bites from around the world: Hybrid Lexus supercar bows down under: Supercar awesomeness was due to meet real-world efficiency when Lexus said it would unveil the second iteration of its rakish LF-LC concept in Sydney at

My favourite car

We've had plenty of feedback from readers in response to our call for photos and stories of beloved cars from years gone by.

Chrysler's tepid attempt at glamour

By the mid-1980s, Chrysler Corp. was looking for a little glamour. After retreating from the abyss of bankruptcy thanks to government loan guarantees, chairman Lee Iacocca sought an exciting new product.