Andrew Beckford is a versatile writer, creator, and avid gamer. With a focus on automotive journalism, Andrew contributes to publications such as Torque.TV LLC, USA TODAY, and The Tuscaloosa News. His articles cover a range of topics including electric vehicles, car reviews, industry news, and quirky stories that capture the attention of gearheads and gamers alike.
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Andrew Beckford's coverage centers around the automotive industry, particularly focusing on new car models, technological advancements, and industry-specific innovations. He also covers reviews of cars and related products.
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