Automotive Content Creator and Consultant
Angus Mackenzie is an Automotive Content Creator and Consultant. He specializes in covering a wide range of topics related to cars, trucks, and lorries, with a strong focus on the automotive industry. Angus's work has been featured in prominent publications such as USA TODAY, Yahoo News UK, and MotorTrend, among others.
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Angus Mackenzie's articles predominantly cover automotive reviews, industry-specific announcements, and press releases. If you want to engage with Angus effectively, consider providing access to new vehicles for review or exclusive insights into the automotive industry. Expert commentary from individuals with in-depth knowledge of specific car models, automotive technology trends, or broader shifts within the auto industry could also be valuable.
It is evident that Angus focuses on a range of topics within the automotive sector including electric vehicles and specific car brands such as Mercedes-Benz. Therefore, pitches related to innovative technologies in these areas might pique his interest.
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By: Angus MacKenzie
It's an EV with up to 1,153 hp and 1,475 lb-ft of torque that sounds like the world's best V-8. It rumbles! It roars!
The Toyota FT-HS concept promised Ferrari-like speed, hybrid efficiency, and Supra-inspired performance years before electrified sports cars became mainstream.
A 400-horsepower hybrid Toyota sports car that targeted Ferrari sounds normal now. In 2007, it was radical.
Angus MacKenzie takes a look at the car industry in 1996. Is it that different?
By: Angus MacKenzie
It's electric-powered and has four doors. But it also has 1,035 hp and will do 193 mph.
The GLC53 AMG replaces the GLC43 in the compact SUV’s lineup. It feels pretty familiar.
One year after taking over as CEO, Ivan Espinoza outlines how Nissan will return from the brink.
One year after taking over as CEO, Ivan Espinoza outlines how Nissan will return from the brink.
By: Frank Markus, Angus Mackenzie
From the Ford Model T to the Tesla Model S, these are the 12 American cars that changed automotive history through innovation, performance, design, and cultural impact.
These are the automobiles that helped define how America—and the world—moves.
