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Motoring 2009 is a magazine style TV show, "About cars and the people who drive them." We've been on the air since 1987 (TSN - check your local listings) and now, after over 20 years on the air, we're coming to you from the web! To see this week's episode click "Play" above.
Canadian Driver
Smart now includes free scheduled maintenance
Smart Canada has announced that free scheduled maintenance will now be included on every Smart Fortwo model.
Ontario man wins Toyota Tundra contest
Chris Taylor, a resident of Owen Sound, Ontario, has won the grand prize of a 2009 Toyota Tundra in a contest sponsored by Toyota and Home Hardware.
Honda Insight falls short in Consumer Reports test
The new Honda Insight is deemed "disappointing" by Consumer Reports, rating second-last in the magazine's score of small hatchbacks and wagons.
Low-emission engine passes first test
The Scuderi Engine, a highly efficient, low-emission prototype engine, reached a major development milestone when engineers successfully fired the engine for the first time.
U.S. proposes stricter nitrogen dioxide standards
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has proposed strengthening the country's nitrogen dioxide (NO2) air quality standard for the first time in more than 35 years.
Toyota technology uses brain waves to move wheelchair
Researchers at Toyota have developed a new signal processing technology that analyzes brain waves and uses the signal to operate a wheelchair.
Detroit Auto Show now on Twitter and Facebook
The North American International Auto Show, held each January in Detroit, will now offer updates on Twitter and Facebook.
Workers end protest at closing auto parts plant
Unionized workers at an auto parts plant in Ajax, Ontario have ended an 11-day protest following repeated court orders, but have secured some of the money owed for outstanding severance and termination pay in the face of the plant's early closure.
Brazil increases biofuel requirement
Brazil has increased its biofuel standard, requiring a 4 per cent biodiesel blend (B4) in fuel.
California granted waiver for greenhouse gas standards
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is granting California's request for a waiver that would allow the state to enforce its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions standards for new motor vehicles, beginning with the current model year.
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| Jim Kenzie, one of Canada's leading automotive journalists tells it like it is in his up front and sometimes controversial style. Each week, Kenzie gets the point across covering topics from all over the automotive universe. |
Automotive expert and resident gear head, journalist Graeme Fletcher puts a new vehicle through the paces each week providing information and insight on overall performance, ride, handling, interior features, new technologies and safety - culminating with the final ratings in the Tire Tally.
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Motoring's long time master mechanic, Bill Gardiner gets down to the nitty gritty, providing driveway tips and everyday good practice to keep your vehicle running at its very best!
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The automotive industry takes our guys just about everywhere around the world, and as technology changes and environmental and economic pressures continue to have a strong hold on the industry, there will never be a shortage of things to discuss with you, the viewer. Check in regularly for behind the scenes intel and candid blog posts by Motoring’s own.
Have an automotive related question? The Motoring team is here to help. Check back for the latest info and tips, your submissions might even make it on the air! Stay tuned! (Please note that inquiries will be answered at random)