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.

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Blade Runner 2049 is the better example of cinefantastique, and it's also the better example of how great 4K can be. We'll see if it's still being talked about in 30 years

Kia's new Forte looks cool as well

When I watched Interstellar I had visions of Kubrick's masterpiece 2001 going through my head

What more could anyone ask of a minivan?

Roku Express, Lifepack Solar Powered & Anti-Theft Backpack

Dunkirk is my movie of the year

Toyota's all-new 2018 Camry: Methinks the Japanese company has another winner on their hands

Revenge of the Fallen and Age of Extinction

Back on track with this new Accord.

The entry level version of Mazda's smallest SUV

Mercedes-Benz' C Class wagon

In the meantime, the Fit is the simplest Honda, and the cheapest, and if you don't mind shifting for yourself it could be quite a bit of fun, too.


The Toyota 86 - the Scion FR-S

I'd give the award to the Genesis G80 Sport

• Continental is not only a good performer, though; it's also quiet and luxurious
• MKC drives very nicely while coddling its occupants well

Micro is also designed to withstand "summer's extreme heat" and "winter's bitter cold."

Mercedes-Benz' 2018 E 400 coupe, it's an exquisite and luxurious two door E Class


With these two releases, Disney has landed firmly, and on both feet, in the 4K UHD HDR market

That's not chicken feed, but if any mainstream compact SUV is worth the price it's definitely the 2018 Volkswagen Tiguan


Pacifica was a game changer in the minivan world

Terrific combination of features and driving dynamics as well as its reasonable price

Look at it as a 4K disc player Plus - a home theatre component that can also act as your entire media hub, while offering high end video and even higher end audio while it does it

The product and the service are easy to use and really do offer cord cutters DVR capability from their local channels

I have no idea how Atlas will do at holding up VW's bottom line, but if there's any justice it should do quite well


My preference, budget willing, would be the MKZ over the Fusion Sport. It takes everything that's good about the Fusion and makes it just that much better. Naturally, you pay for the privilege, but there's no such thing as a free lunch.

Either of these luxury SUV/Crossovers should serve their customers well, offering good driving experiences and plenty of comfort and convenience features.