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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The Infiniti EX 37 starts at $39,900 Canadian. All the option packages add about 13 and a half grand to the total, which by then is starting to become serious coin for what you're getting.

The Avalon obviously isn't about the driving experience. It drives better than you might think.

Forget the razzle dazzle! Forget apps – and put that money to better use. Just make your website work!

The 2014 Outlander

Bose has definitely come up with a couple of new winners here

A new take on an old fairy tale

Handling that is absolutely sublime, typically Porsche and feeling as if it's hard wired right into your brain

You'll be getting a fine car that's enjoyable to drive.

Making a truck-like ride extinct

Sonos is building quite a reputation for itself, and the Playbar is a nice addition to its product line

The new Rav4 is undoubtedly a typically fine Toyota, but it left me wanting.

So while Mazda's famous "Zoom-Zoom" may be a tad watered down from what it has been, it's definitely still there, and that makes me very happy

The whole Excite 13 shebang worked as advertised and is actually a pretty reasonable deal for the price

The Best of Both Worlds, Booby Trap, Who Watches the Watchers

The "Zero TV" phenomenon

The Hyundai Elantra GT starts at $19,149 for the GL trim level, manual transmission

BDP-105; a heavyweight performer in every way including its heavy (17.3 lbs) weight

The new Accord coupe is an evolutionary step forward from the previous generation

When the Lifesize folk told me about their system I was all ears (well, ears and paunch…)

I love the CX-9; it's bigger than I like, but it's a fine vehicle and it has gobs of "Zoom-Zoom."

Sure, you can get better projectors, but you'd have to look long and hard to beat these Epsons for the price of entry

For what you get – and considering that this is, indeed, a Mercedes-Benz, that seems like a pretty good price

If I were looking for a big SUV in this class, the Explorer Sport would be at or near the top of my list

A fine unit that fits the bill nicely for those who can't or won't make that next step up the high end audio/video ladder

Overall I very nearly found myself leaping from my seat, cheering the actions of the plucky youngsters who stand up to be counted, fighting for the home of the brave

There aren't enough superlatives in my digital thesaurus to describe the joys of a Porsche 911

The Rukus sells for $150, which seems like a reasonable price

Decent performance and a lot of automotive technology at a reasonable price

If anything can make Top Gun more watchable, it just could be this 3D treatment

The C-MAX was a real surprise, though perhaps it shouldn't be