Alexander Stoklosa is a Deputy Editor at MotorTrend. He specializes in automotive journalism, covering topics such as electric vehicles, reviews, and major brands like Toyota and Tesla. His work has been featured in prominent publications including Magzter, USA TODAY, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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Alexander Stoklosa's coverage primarily focuses on automotive-related content, including car reviews and new car models. He also covers auto shows and car technology. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to new car releases, advancements in automotive technology, or insights from experts within the automotive industry.
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By: Alexander Stoklosa
The Cybertruck is the way it is because of the way it looks—is that a good thing or a bad thing?
The Overtrail and Overtrail+ models are now more trail-ready than before. Need a little lift this morning?
The range-challenged electric Toyota aims to be a better value.
By: Alexander Stoklosa
Honda and Nissan are reportedly sitting down to discuss gettin' hitched.
Choosing between Honda's smaller SUVs? Here's a guide to help. Everyone knows Honda's CR-V , the compact SUV it introduced way back in the
By: Alexander Stoklosa
The 2025 Nissan Murano 2-row crossover SUV increases in price, but gains additional features and fresh styling.
About a year after releasing the new Model 3 Highland, Tesla follows it up with the Model Y Juniper.
Got an electric Benz? Now you can fill up at a Tesla charging station.
The smaller of Lexus's two-door models is going away after the 2025 model year. You might have forgotten that Lexus builds not one, not two, but three two-door coupes.
By: Alexander Stoklosa
The Subaru WRX tS is not an STI, of course, but it blends the best elements available in the current WRX lineup into a single car.
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