Alex Robbins is a freelance motoring journalist at various outlets including TeleCars and CarGurusUK. He specializes in automotive topics, focusing on cars, trucks, and electric vehicles, while also contributing to discussions on questionable vehicle purchases. Alex's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo Finance, Autocar, and The Telegraph.
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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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Our motoring expert weighs up a change of car for one reader and the challenge of selling a ‘grey import’ Jaguar XJ for another
By: Alex Robbins
This entry-level family SUV offers a real-world 300-mile range for £33,000. It also offers lots of room, a long range and a long warranty
By: Alex Robbins
Our motoring expert advises one reader on the best new automatic petrol car to buy, and another on the pros and cons of super-diesel
Alex Robbins DEAR ALEX, – RS DEAR RS, You don't mention a budget, nor whether you want to buy new or used, so I'll assume the former.
The 208 Style 100 is an affordable, uncomplicated, entry-level supermini. Not everyone desires a premium SUV
By: Alex Robbins
Our motoring expert offers insight and advice on a catastrophically damaged engine, and on a sub-£10,000 tow car
By: Alex Robbins
Alex Robbins DEAR ALEX, – EB DEAR EB, I agreed with you that the coincidence was pretty startling.
Parking permits apply to our street. Another resident’s son, a full-time student living away, came home for a few days and used a visitor permit. But his family was fined for misusing the permit, since the car was registered at the home address and therefore he was not considered a visitor. The council has refused their appeals. We use our visitor permit for the same purpose, as do many other neighbours with students who change addresses frequently. Surely it isn’t expected that students change
You could be forgiven for thinking that KGM is yet another of the Johnny-come-lately cheap Chinese brands.
By: Alex Robbins
Our motoring expert offers advice on a delicate legal matter and a disabled driver looking for an easy access SUV
