Less Turns Out To Be More Than Enough When General Motors first announced that Canada would be getting some sort of hotted-up Regal, we were told it'd be just like the Opel Insignia OPC that continues to light fires within the hearts of European enthusiasts. That car boasts a 325-horsepower 2.8-litre turbocharged V6, six-speed manual transmission and all-wheel drive. We've had the chance to drive the Insignia OPC and will say without hesitation that it is, in fact, the bees' knees. Imagine our disappointment, then, when we found out that the Regal GS was fitted with a 270-hp ... Read More

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Review: 2012 Buick Regal eAssist [w/video] 1338825420

Jump-Starting An Already Solid Sedan There is a huge push by most automakers to incorporate green hybrid technology into future products. The reasons for this are many, and they include improved public perception, better Corporate Average Fuel Economy numbers and a push to continually improve the technology. The craze really caught on with the Toyota ...
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Review: 2012 Buick Regal GS 1329238800

A Great Sport Sedan With One Big "But" Of the remaining General Motors nameplates, Buick is the one that's most difficult to wrap your mind around. On the one hand, it's supposed to be a premium brand, but on the other, it's selling vehicles with sticker prices that tend to start in the $20,000 price range, seemingly encroaching on Chevrolet territory. ...