Clayton Seams is an Online Editor & Video Manager at [Employer]. A lifelong car enthusiast with over 10 years of automotive writing and professional video experience, he specializes in car repair and vehicle reviews, with a particular focus on brands like Subaru, Hyundai, Toyota, and Genesis Motor. Clayton's work has been featured in the Winnipeg Sun, Driving.ca, and Regina Leader-Post.
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Clayton Seams' focus on auto reviews and press releases indicates a preference for pitches related to new vehicle models, especially those with unique features or significant updates. If you have access to insider information about upcoming car models, technological advancements in the automotive industry, or insights into consumer trends in car preferences, these would likely be of interest to him.
Given his geographic emphasis on Canada and Toronto specifically, consider local angles when pitching stories related to the automotive industry. For example, if there are regional trends in car buying habits or specific Canadian market launches of new vehicles from major manufacturers.
Additionally, offering opportunities for hands-on experiences such as test drives and road trip adventures may also align well with Clayton's coverage focus.
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By: Clayton Seams
Stop buying super SUVs. Buy this super car instead!
"Our members are adults": The open letter to the FIA comes in the wake of Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc being fined for cursing
It's a very large performance CUV—do you want seating for six and a whole lot of electric power? Now you got it
This carbon-fibre-bodied vintage-looking rig rocks a modern Ford chassis underneath, making it way more usable than the original
In an era where customers were beginning to expect less and less of their cars, this little hatchback delivered a whole lot
The polarizing pickup drives great, but ain't good at truck things or delivering on the prototype's promises—here's why that doesn't matter
By: Clayton Seams
This mid-engine Yaris may hint at the possibility of a new MR2 sports car
Famous for racing under the alias "Morizo," the former Toyota CEO and current chair has collected some rare Japanese classics
The automaker says it'll be in Canadian showrooms by year's end, and looking at this concept, we don't doubt it—so where are the specs?
With 740 horsepower, a carbon-fibre chassis, and just two driven wheels, this drop-top is about as close as you can get to flying
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