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All-new 2027 BMW 3 Series includes gas, electric, and M models (opens the original)
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BMW at the end of September launched its 2027 3 Series, the eighth generation of its compact sedan and with an all-electric version alongside gasoline models. In Canada, the 330 xDrive will start at $61,500; the M350 xDrive at $78,500; and the electric i3 50 xDrive at $74,900. The i3 is the series’ first electric built on the automaker’s Neue Klasse (“New Class”) architecture, while the gas engines use 48-volt mild-hybrid technology — meaning the self-charging system assists the engine, but the
U.S. rolls back fuel-economy standards, reclassifies vehicle types (opens the original)
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The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has released a rule that will lower the country’s corporate average fuel economy (CAFE) standards for 2031 passenger cars and light trucks to 34.9 mpg (6.7 L/100 km), down from the projected “unadjusted” 50.4 mpg (4.6 L/100 km) under rules established by the Biden administration. The Trump administration initially started the process of rolling back the standards in December 2025, and has now released the rule that will do so. The original standards in
All-new Bentley Torcal is marque's first full EV (opens the original)
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Bentley has unveiled its all-new Torcal, which will become its fourth model line, its second SUV after the Bentayga, and also its first all-electric model. It will be offered in a “core” trim and also as the sportier Torcal S. The automaker says it’s the shortest four-door in its lineup, at five metres (16.4 feet) long; but also its most powerful, with a 113-kWh battery feeding twin electric motors. These make 809 horsepower and 880 lb-ft of torque in the core trim, and 875 hp and 995 lb-ft in t
B.C. driver sues ICBC after it denied race-track-related claim (opens the original)
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If you’re planning on taking your daily driver to the track to see what it’ll do, be sure you know exactly what your insurance company thinks about that. You might find any issues aren’t covered, as a Porsche driver in British Columbia found out the hard way. The Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC), which supplies basic insurance to all drivers in the province, is facing a lawsuit from Alexander Paquette after it refused to cover damage to his 2019 Porsche 911 GT3 RS that occurred o
Rearview Mirror: How American and Japanese automakers ended up in Canada (opens the original)
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Five major automakers have auto factories in Canada: Ford, General Motors, Honda, Stellantis, and Toyota, all of them in Ontario. And all have been here for quite a while, including one with roots that go right back to the year Canada was founded. Canada made a lot of cars in the automobile’s earliest days, including models from long-forgotten brands such as Tudhope and McKay. Today, all factories are brands originating in the U.S. or Japan. Tariffs may be today’s headlines, but they’re not new.
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