Andrew P. Collins is a journalist who writes for The Drive and has also been featured in Newswav. His articles cover a wide range of topics related to cars and automotive culture, including reviews of electric vehicles, coverage of racing events, and updates on the latest car models and technology.
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Andrew P. Collins' coverage predominantly focuses on automotive reviews, with an emphasis on car events and modifications. He seems to have a keen interest in novel developments within the automotive industry, such as electric vehicles (EVs) and unique vehicle concepts.
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By: Andrew P. Collins
Crossover footprint plus rally raid suspension equals a daily that wouldn't look out of place running the Dakar.
By: Andrew P. Collins
I love it when a custom vehicle is done up, and done well, around an aesthetic theme. This '78 Ford F-250, built by an Arizona outfit called Fat Fender Garage, was restomod'ed as kind of an homage to the Arizona desert, and man does it look good.
By: Andrew P. Collins
The worker's quick reaction likely saved his life; but the impact was close enough to blow his hardhat off.
Most vehicles let you deactivate the center screen—a feature I take advantage of from time to time. How about you?
I have a strange fantasy I'm a little embarrassed to share: I want Honda to drop an L15 turbo engine into its smallest SUV to create a sporty
Andrew P. Collins · 4 min read I see vintage Nismo parts and accessories listed at preposterous prices all the time.
By: Andrew P. Collins
The first thing I learned about driving in Iceland is that leaving the road in a car is expressly illegal. The second thing I picked up is that some of the country's “roads” are so gnarly that it wouldn't be surprising to see Bear Grylls making Amazon deliveries on them while riding a mountain goat. Or, driving a portal-axle
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