Alex Robbins is a freelance motoring journalist with a focus on car reviews, industry news, and expert advice. With experience as a contributing editor and question answerer for TeleCars, as well as previous roles at What Car? and Autocar, Alex provides valuable insights and guidance to car enthusiasts and consumers.
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Alex Robbins focuses mainly on automotive topics, particularly car maintenance, insurance, and reviews. His articles often include expert commentary and reviews of various vehicles. If you have expertise in the automotive industry or specific knowledge about cars, offering yourself as an expert commentator for a review or to provide insights into car maintenance could be appealing to him.
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By: Alex Robbins
A performance SUV based on a Volkswagen Tiguan might not sound promising β but youβd be surprised at just how much fun it can be
By: Alex Robbins
Lego is brilliant, isn't it? A genius creation that allows kids and grown-ups alike to create models of just about anything, provided they have all the right bits.
By: Alex Robbins
A reader is looking for an alternative vehicle since he no longer drives and his wife struggles with the size of their current Land Rover
By: Alex Robbins
With sales of petrol cars at a record low, our car-buying expert reveals the best new models in six categories
By: Alex Robbins
There is a certain irony to the fact that as Carlos Tavares leaves his post as CEO of Stellantis , Alfa Romeo is launching its Junior β a car which typifies the ethos he brought to the car-making conglomerate.
A reader bought their new Renault Captur in August, but it has failed to start twice
By: Alex Robbins
Vehicle excise duty is being adjusted in spring of 2025, giving potential car buyers something to think about
In our regular Ask the Expert series, the Telegraph's motoring expert weighs in on your car dilemmas to save you money and make your driving life easier
By: Alex Robbins
The car this reader is thinking of buying wonβt have been driven for six months, so he wonders if he should be asking for a heavy discount
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