Chris Rosales is a journalist who specializes in automotive topics. He writes for various publications, including The Drive, Newswav, Motor1.com, and Cigalah Group. His articles cover a range of subjects, from car reviews and industry news to personal experiences and reflections on the automotive world.
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Chris Rosales focuses on the automotive industry, particularly car models, modifications, and reviews. He appears to be interested in unique or standout vehicles and developments within the industry.
To reach out effectively to Chris, consider pitching stories about new or innovative car models, significant updates from major manufacturers, exclusive reviews of cars with distinctive features or performance characteristics. Additionally, if you have insights into trends in the automotive industry such as modifications gaining popularity or changes in consumer preferences for specific types of cars this could also be of interest to him.
It's important to note that Chris doesn't seem to have a specific geographic focus but rather covers topics related to the automotive industry broadly without being restricted by location.
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With just six months' development and some pro drivers, an Ioniq 5 N smoked a Tesla-set record at the famous hill climb race.
The EX30 has been delayed by anti-China tariffs and its future price is unclear. But Volvo is offering a $2,500 "loyalty bonus" toward the purchase of an XC40 or C40 EV.
With a commemorative livery and three-way adjustable dampers, the RS6 GT is a cooler RS6 Performance.
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By: Chris Rosales
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We drive the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N, one of the most impressive modern performance cars ever built. But it’s backed into an impossible corner with charging and range.
The star from The Matrix and John Wick is racing wheel-to-wheel at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
The 2025 Audi RS3's new suspension and differential tuning make a big impact on handling and feel.
An excellent new interior and technical tweaks have delivered on the DBX707's original promise of a super-SUV.
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