Brett T. Evans is a senior editor at Motor1. He specializes in automotive journalism, focusing on car manufacturing and electric vehicles, with a keen interest in brands such as Honda, Toyota, Mercedes-Benz, Lexus, and Audi. Brett's work has been featured in Motor1.com, InsideEVs, MotorTrend, Edmunds, Cigalah Group, and CarBuzz.
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Brett T. Evans primarily covers the automotive industry with a focus on car models, features, and comparisons. His content heavily features press releases.
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Car Technology Link copied to clipboard BMW's latest infotaiment system, dubbed Panoramic iDrive X , is its most tech-intensive yet.
Electric Vehicles Link copied to clipboard Electric vehicles have made leaps and bounds in terms of reliability over the past two
The QX50 and QX55 are ending production in December as the brand hopes to focus on more profitable (and hopefully more interesting) cars.
Jeep wants you to take a chance on its first EV, with discounts on the Wagoneer S, ranging from a few bucks to well over 10 grand at some dealers.
News Link copied to clipboard General Motors' legendarily durable small-block V8 is showing a few chinks in its armor lately, with
Government Link copied to clipboard The next time you buy a new Ford Mustang or Toyota 4Runner , be sure to read the fine print very carefully.
Reveal Link copied to clipboard BMW really loves to tease us with tasty wagons we'll never get in the US, and the latest iteration of that long, painful game is the 2025 M3 CS Touring.
News Link copied to clipboard We've got bad news for Alfa Romeo fans.
The 296 VS will follow in the footsteps of the Ferrari 360 Challenge, F430 Scuderia, and 488 Pista as a hard-core, track-ready supercar.
Ford opened order books for the 2025 Mustang Mach-E, complete with its $36,495 starting price – $3,500 less than last year – and extra features.
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