Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor

Jim publishes TechnoFile Magazine. Jim is an affiliate with the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada and his careers have included journalist, technology retailer, video store pioneer, and syndicated columnist; he does a biweekly column on CBC Radio One's The Business Network.

Jim can be reached at: bray@technofile.com Older articles by Jim Bray

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But if you're looking for a three row SUV with Honda features and quality, you could do a lot worse than the Pilot. It may be a tad bland, but it is a very good vehicle.

I can't stress enough just how great this remastered and restored boxed set is. It's that much of an upgrade!

And this one manages to wreak all its havoc in less than two hours!

""Bronco Sport has the toughness and smarts to help turn off-road novices into 4x4 pros"

F-150 4X4 SUPERCREW: This is obviously a serious truck

Jeep's Gladiator take the classic Jeep Wrangler – the old army-type thingy – and turns it not only into a pickup truck, but a convertible pickup truck!

Sounds to me like a winning combination

It's nice to see the company coming back from a few years in the automotive design wilderness

Bottom line for us is that the Theragun Elite works as advertised and is really quite good, not only at helping relieve the cares of the day, but to actually help straighten out the soreness and pain that comes from living a normal life

Acura's new flagship SUV, the MDX

Ten Commandments deserves to be seen because it's an important story

On the other hand, the third Star Trek movie reboot was far better than the second, so maybe there's hope

Paul McGowan's well-written and accessible "Audiophile Guide: The Stereo"

In the meantime, if you want a Highlander that's a little more interesting than the garden variety models, this one is worth checking out

The divine Mazda CX-9… Mazda 6 a joy to drive

There's a lot of overall goodness with the RX 350, whichever incarnation of it you might choose

The LG gram for business series is everything small and medium-sized businesses need in today's ever evolving business world

I still find it hard to believe I'm singing the praises of a darn minivan

Not surprisingly, given Jeep's history, that's where this vehicle shines

Mazda's CX-5 has always been good, but if you're looking for that legendary Mazda feeling, you'll probably be a lot happier with the turbo version, It really rocks!

And if you want to see and hear Peter Jackson's "Ring Cycle" at its best, these new 4K versions are definitely the way to go

Welcome back, Venza. I wish you hadn't gotten taller and less interesting to drive, but I sure do like most of the other great things you offer



Paramount says the original film was in such lousy condition that they had to reassemble and restore and remaster it for this release

WALTR2. Available on Softorino's website for $39.95 USD


After driving each of these Camrys for a week I came away quite flummoxed

This Highlander also makes me salivate for the new Venza, which Toyota is turning into a real, two row SUV

Braveheart, Gladiator