Benjamin Hunting is a freelance writer and comic book creator. He specializes in automotive journalism, covering topics such as reviews, BMW, Toyota, electric vehicles, and Tesla. His work has been featured in Yahoo Sports UK, Driving.ca, Hagerty, MotorTrend, and InsideHook.
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Benjamin Hunting's coverage primarily focuses on car reviews and automotive topics, including supercars, specific car models, luxury SUVs, and hybrid vehicles. He also occasionally features how-to guides within his articles.
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By: Benjamin Hunting
Toyota has a rich motorsports history on the track and in the dirt. These are some of its most iconic racers.
Electric cars are increasingly different just to be different
From Quattro to TT to R8, here's the history of Audi's top performers.
Have a look at all the 'tax free' toys that you can buy this festive season.
From seven-foot-tall statues to a private dinner with James Bond, auto manufacturers have conjured up some weird promos
Older collectors don’t want to hear about these hot hatches or rambunctious rally machines—but the younger crowd can't get enough of 'em
Spec racing is some of the most fun you can have on a race track. Whether you’re turning laps in surplus Ford Crown Victoria Police Packs, or banging around in somebody else’s Rad-era supercar, putting everyone behind the wheel of near-identical machinery is the ultimate way to level the playing field and make each event a true test of driver skill. The opportunity to assemble perhaps the most awesome spec racing series of all time made itself plain this past month when Warner Brothers announced plans to build a fleet of 10 replicas of the “Tumbler” Batmobile made famous by Christopher Nolan’s cinematic Dark Knight trilogy.
Biggest battery on the market sledgehammers trailering needs, crosses fingers for fast charging at your destination
By: Alex Lauer, Basem Wasef
I have to be honest with you: most “best cars of the year” lists are just not that interesting to me. If you've got a panel of people voting on the cream of the crop, as some awards and automotive outlets do, then oftentimes it's the least offensive models that rise to the top. Meanwhile, if you're looking at the inventory of best-selling vehicles of the year to get an idea of what people are actually buying, you're more accurately getting a picture of what vehicles were best positioned to sell. And I'll be the first to tell you: the cars in my driveway weren't acquired because they're the best of the best.
By: Alex Lauer, Basem Wasef
In the last decade or so, there's been a growing concern about the homogeneity of car design. Not only was the proliferation of SUVs, which have been subjected to increasingly strict safety standards in the U.S. along with all other passenger vehicles, seen as a detriment to automotive aesthetics, transforming daily drivers into rolling bricks, but the subsequent rise of electric vehicles threatened to turn the other half of the vehicular landscape into rolling eggs, with all the edges smoothed out to decrease drag and increase range.
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