Brad Anderson is an Associate Editor at Carscoops. He specializes in automotive journalism, covering topics such as electric vehicles, car manufacturing, and motorcycle trends, with a particular focus on brands like Tesla and Lamborghini. His work has been featured in prominent publications including Entrepreneur Media, Forbes, and The Daily Caller.
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Brad Anderson's coverage heavily features press releases and focuses on automotive news, particularly car models, modifications, and promotions. If you want to pitch him successfully, consider offering exclusive access to new vehicle launches or insider information about upcoming trends in the automotive industry.
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By: Brad Anderson
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By: Brad Anderson
This crash could have been avoided if the biker wasn't riding so fast and trying to overtake from the right
Honda's EV boss says creating an exciting electric Type R isn’t easy, but they’re exploring ways to make it happen
By: Brad Anderson
The recall involves more than 80,000 cars, but does not impact models with electrically adjustable seats
The electric tuktok has bodywork that's height adjustable, meaning it can be raised during monsoon season
By: Brad Anderson
Tony Robbins has some blunt advice for Americans regarding Social Security and retirement planning. He warns that relying solely on Social Security is a “recipe for disaster.”
It's unclear if anyone was injured in the devastating crash
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