It's a family wagon and a mountain-climbing SUV!

Car thieves are using high-tech gadgets to steal cars in Australia without breaking into homes to grab the keys.

Greg Williams is a member of the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada (AJAC). Have a column tip? Contact him at gregwilliams@shaw.ca.

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Dubbed Subaru Heritage Service, the program is only available in Japan—at least for now.

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The Forester was a rolling pet palace, but its noisy cabin and sleepy powertrain left humans wanting more.

Houston ISD had far more voucher applicants than any other Texas district, according to the data. Fort Bend ISD also saw a large number of resident families apply for state-funded accounts.