Fri, Feb 19: When the price of fuel was more than $1.40 a litre, drivers were ditching large vehicles in search of something more fuel-efficient. But as Sean O’Shea reports, with gasoline selling for a lot less, auto shoppers in Toronto are contemplating bigger vehicles again.
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Size matters: car customers thinking big
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