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
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The Bose Quiet Comfort 20 noise cancelling ear buds retail for $329.95 Canadian
Hot hatch incarnate, Civic Pride
Bill Cosby…far from finished, Star Trek the Next Generation
The Prius V represents the worst things about hybrids. It's an absolute bore to drive, with the performance and handling of a riding lawn mower
Well worth your while as long as you don't shrink at the sight of violence
The 2014 Kia Sorento starts at $28,360 Canadian (according to Kia Canada's website) for the front wheel drive, four cylinder version
If you need a smart phone that can act as either device in a pinch, the Galaxy Mega might be worth checking out
TV series adaptation of Stephen King's novel
The mighty Jaguar XKR starts at $116,125.
Quite a broad selection, indeed - something for everyone
The 2014 Acura MDX starts at $49,990, which Acura says is $3,260 less than the 2013 model.
The SoundTouch-enabled Wave music system will be available in early December for $649
The Hyundai Santa Fe XL starts at $29,999 for the base, front wheel drive model, which seems like a pretty good deal for what you get
Will this be the better mousetrap to get people engaged in Rogers and its partners' online content?
A strange beast, kind of a hybrid functionally, if not technologically
The 2014 Lexus IS starts at $37,300, which is pretty good as long as you aren't looking to peel away from stop lights
It's hard to argue against the Kia Cadenza's combination of size, performance, luxury and equipment for the price.
MyWirelessTV sells for about $230. Extra units can be purchased separately, for about $130 each
A "crossover" that feels a lot like the kind of "ultimate driving machine"
As flawed as Star Trek Into Darkness is, it's still well worth a watch and a place in your library.
At $330, the SoundLink is more expensive than a lot of Bluetooth portable speakers, some of which can be had for $50 or less
If you have the cash to finance your gas savings up front, the Fusion Energi is a very nice car
The MX-5 will pay you back with serious fun.
In all, the new Forester is a pretty nice ride
The base Rondo starts at $23,360. The fully loaded EX Luxury version will set you back $33,860.
An exclusive and unmatched driving experience
The PAE-300 looks a lot like a portable music player, and it comes with a wireless dock whose inputs you can hook into your TV.
It drives like a Porsche, which means its handling is nearly intuitive
Galaxy S4, Rugby III
Bluetooth is arguably one of the more important – or at least convenient – wireless innovations of the past several years