2011 Buick Regal
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Regal proves skeptics wrong
A year ago, Buick was down for the count and critics didn't expect it to survive the GM restructuring. Today, the compelling 2011 German-designed Regal is leading the brand's charge back from the abyss. Jeremy Cato checks out what Buick has in store for the future.
Ford to offer hybrid sedan at same price as gas model
The Detroit auto maker's bold move eliminates one obstacle for drivers who want a greener ride
We're driven to distraction
Today's cars are so easy to operate that most folks behind the wheel think nothing of making meals, applying makeup, holding a séance or playing laser tag while they drive. Really, what's the worst that could happen? Share your tales of Driving While Stupid with Road Sage Andrew Clark.
My Car: Old Faithful
Toronto Blue Jays boss Paul Beeston is devoted to his 2003 Acura 3.5 RL sedan. "Once I find something, I stick with it." While Beeston loves his Acura, he indulges in one really bad habit when he gets behind the wheel of it - a habit that he reluctantly confesses to the Globe's Petrina Gentile.
First Drive: 2011 Honda CR-Z
Richard Russell test drives Honda's new two-seat hybrid and reports that this lean, mean, green machine - which goes on sale in Canada on Aug. 10 - is sporty, fun to drive and affordable.
Deals of the week: 528i, Explorer, Pilot, 370Z Coupe
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Motorcycles: Legends ride again
If someone grew up with Triumphs, or rode a BSA in high school, they'll likely have a soft spot for them that they take with them to the grave. Ted Laturnus reports on the resurrection of Triumph, Norton, Royal Enfield, Ural and Indian.
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