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.
Given his focus on reviewing cars and exploring new trends in the automotive world, Andrew would likely be receptive to pitches from individuals involved in cutting-edge automotive technology or those offering insights into emerging trends within the industry. Additionally, experts who specialize in car modifications, performance enhancements, or winter car preparation could find success when reaching out to him.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Andrew's articles, sources from any location that align with his themes are likely suitable for pitching.
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The new-for-2024 Hyundai Kona is a huge improvement over the last model. It's not the best for dog transport, but it has some utility.
I knew leaving a car in the snow for a month and a half wasn't ideal, but I was still surprised at the level of degradation I saw.
I knew leaving a car in the snow for a month and a half wasn't ideal, but I was still surprised at the level of degradation I saw.
By: Andrew P. Collins
Mario Bustamante's Miata will inspire anyone who's fought hard to build their car into their vision.
By: Andrew P. Collins
Comparing the installation of a quality Fortune Auto coilover to that of a quality shock and spring combination from Koni and Tein.
By: Andrew P. Collins
RIP to this million-dollar McLaren, taking one last lap around the internet to collect clicks.
I like the idea of seat covers (I know, weird) but universal ones have consistently disappointed me. This is the “fancy” version.
I like the idea of seat covers (I know, weird) but universal ones have consistently disappointed me. This is the "fancy" version.
The Welsh countryside is a lovely place to be and a delightful place to drive. But even a two-door Mini feels big on the nation’s backroads.
Not a tool anybody “needs,” but someone who appreciates a fancy pocket knife or watch could dig this.
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