You don’t have to tell Canadians how incredibly epic the nature in their country is. We live it, we breathe it, we know it. But Aston Martin wants to make sure we don’t lose sight of this beautiful corner of the world we all call home. Read More ..read more

Big-budget mainstream movies mean big-budget mainstream marketing opportunities, and the biggest companies with even a loose tie-in to the film will almost assuredly hawk some Officially Licensed™ merchandise in the lead-up to, and during, its run in theatres. That's definitely true of the 007 franchise and its new No Time to Die release. Read More ..read more

Ford decided to capitalize on the film by building the 2003 Ford Thunderbird Limited Edition 007, which wore a Coral paint job and featured a white roof (even though the movie car's roof was Coral, too). Efforts were made to link the car's color to the shade seen on Berry's bikini in the movie, but the only way you'd ID this as a Bond car is through the 007 badge on the dashboard. Ford built 700 of the cars, because that's 007 backwards. Really. Read More ..read more

If you're a James Bond super-fan but don't have quite enough space in your garage (or enough funds in your wallet) for one of Aston Martin's new gadget-laden Goldfinger DB5 Continuation cars, there's still hope for your spy-car dreams—if you don't mind scaling them down by about 33 per cent. Read More ..read more

Les constructeurs automobiles de la planète au grand complet intensifient leurs plans d'électrification afin de répondre aux demandes des conducteurs (NDLR: euh… vraiment?) et aux initiatives en matière de changement climatique. De A à Z, voici la liste exhaustive de qui fait (déjà) quoi en termes de véhicules électriques et qui promet de faire quoi… quand. Read More ..read more

The 24-year-old case of the stolen Aston Martin DB5 from the James Bond film Goldfinger may have had a breakthrough this past week after the vehicle was reportedly spotted in the Middle East. Read More ..read more

The collection of classic cars, known as the Silver Surfers, belonging to the late Rush drummer-lyricist Neil Peart, sold for the Canadian equivalent of $4.9 million ($3.9 million US) over the weekend. Read More ..read more

The height of summer is often marked by the release of the new drop-top versions of brands’ hottest cars. One stunning case in point is the road-legal Aston Martin Valkyrie Spider.  Read More ..read more

How many of you know the lap record at Indianapolis? No? How about Daytona? Not that one either, I’m guessing. What about Laguna Seca (now so unfortunately named the "WeatherTech Raceway")? Still nada? How about Silverstone or Monaco? Read More ..read more

The new Aston Martin DBX smells extravagant. I don’t know if it’s just the Bridge of Weir leather my tester was clothed with. Perhaps some fresh English spring air was somehow part of the climate control system. Cripes, maybe the boys from Gaydon have slipped one of those infernal scent machines into the sport-brute’s cabin, creating an internal bouquet of “Benjamins.” Read More ..read more