Christian Seabaugh is a journalist who writes for Torque.TV LLC and USA TODAY. With a focus on automotive journalism, Christian covers a wide range of topics including car reviews, industry news, and advancements in electric and autonomous vehicles. His articles provide insights into the latest trends and developments in the automotive world.
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Mercedes’ new electric Sprinter van promises to be a boon for drivers, fleet owners, and neighborhoods.
By: Christian Seabaugh
Chrysler’s plug-in hybrid Pacifica minivan wants to turn you and your family away from SUVs—but would you take the plunge?
Brian Gu's road from China to the U.S. (twice) and back again has prepared him and the company he runs for just about anything.
By: Christian Seabaugh
Tracing the Vette's evolution from the first year Corvette to the latest, hybrid-powered C8. Plus, our Corvette test numbers.
By: Christian Seabaugh
The new Grecale Folgore is our first taste of Maserati’s planned electric vehicle offensive.
What it’s like being in each of our big Jeep’s seats.
What we learned after trading in the keys to our Ford F-150 Lightning for our Jeep Wagoneer yearlong review SUV.
By: Christian Seabaugh
The new and improved Tacoma aims to take down our 2024 Truck of the Year winner.
As car prices creep up, Hyundai’s cheap new SUV aims to please without breaking the bank.
There’s a lot more going on under the skin of these factory off-road pickups than you might think.
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