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Google Autopilot System Could Drive the Next Tesla
Elon Musk, the California billionaire who leads Tesla Motors Inc, said the electric-car maker is considering adding driverless technology to its …
Desjardins Launches Usage-Based Insurance
Desjardins Insurance is launching Ajusto, the first widely-available car insurance program in Ontario to offer savings centered on usage-based insurance technology. New and existing customers of Desjardins Insurance
Saskatchewan Repairers Negotiate Rate Increase
The Saskatchewan Association of Automotive Repairers (SAAR) has negotiated a rate increase with Saskatchewan General Insurance (SGI) that will see rates increase close to 35% over the next
Collision Industry 100% Onsite at Latest Skills Competition
For the first time in history, the collision industry was represented 100% onsite at the Ontario Technological Skills Competition on May 7th – an annual event that draws
Toyota Canada to Help More Young Drivers
kartSTART is a unique driving education program designed to provide children and their families with a real-world understanding of the physics behind driving a motorized vehicle. One-day courses
Cadillac CTS Adds Colourful Limited Edition Models
A pair of new performance-inspired, limited-edition models featuring custom paint will join the Cadillac CTS Coupe and V-Series product lines this year. The Silver Frost Edition will be
Mazda Aims to Reduce Accidents with its All-New i-Activsense
Mazda has used the new Mazda6 to install the latest active safety technology such as blind spot monitoring sensors, lane departure warning systems, active radar cruise control, and
DeVilbiss Pro LITE Delivers Top Spraying Performance
When it comes to professional automotive refinish spray guns, DeVilbiss has re-written the book with the GTi Pro LITE - a lightweight gun that delivers heavyweight performance. It is
AIA Canada Applauds Ontario Safety Initiatives
The Automotive Industries Association (AIA) of Canada congratulates Premier Kathleen Wynne and her cabinet for their emphasis on road safety in the 2013 budget. “By encouraging Ontarians to ‘Invest
NHTSA Study Shows Pets in Cars Increase Crash Rates
A recent study performed by the NHTSA and researchers at the University of Alabama-Birmingham claim that both overall and at-fault crash rates for drivers 70 years of age





















