Alexander Stoklosa is the Deputy Editor at MotorTrend, where he covers a wide range of automotive topics. With a focus on providing detailed reviews and insights into the latest car models, Alexander's articles offer readers a comprehensive look into the world of automobiles.
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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.
As a significant portion of his coverage consists of reviews and promotional deals, he may appreciate pitches that provide opportunities for hands-on experiences with new vehicles or exclusive access to review upcoming cars.
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By: Alexander Stoklosa
The new electric 500 has surprisingly little to apologize for.
By: Alexander Stoklosa, Darren Martin
Motortrend When Land Rover's Range Rover Velar first appeared for 2018, it was a sensation — visually, at least.
By: Alexander Stoklosa
The Urus super-SUV gets a plug-in hybrid powertrain that tops its strictly gas-fueled siblings by far.
Previously held to the realm of Ram's 1500 Classic series, the Warlock has been added to the newer 1500 family.
We're dumb, so we tried to re-create Lexus' old ad with our buttery smooth Genesis G90 luxury sedan. Did we succeed, or did the glasses come tumbling down?
Polaris’ revised full-size side-by-side utility lineup gives the people what they want.
The more off-road-oriented Ridgeline looks buffer yet remains as smooth as butter.
Has new competition and spicier new performance and electric variants left the regular ol’ ’Slade in the dust?
By: Alexander Stoklosa
Mazda presses the gas on its premium intentions, but do they work here?
The heavy-duty truck world moves more slowly than other pickup classes, and progress comes in spurts.
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