Collin Woodard is the Road Test Editor at Jalopnik, specializing in automotive journalism. With a passion for cars and a focus on providing informative and engaging content, Collin covers a wide range of topics in the automotive industry, from car reviews and industry news to trends and consumer advice.
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Collin Woodard's coverage focuses mainly on the automotive industry and crime, with a mix of evolving stories and breaking news. To effectively reach out to him, provide timely insights related to car sales trends, significant developments in the automotive industry, or analysis of consumer satisfaction within the auto market.
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Collin Woodard · 4 min read Elon Musk fired the head of Tesla's Supercharger department late last month, along with her entire 500-person team.
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She had already laid off at least 15% of her team — but the Tesla CEO reportedly wanted deeper cuts
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84 percent of road deaths in France are caused by men.
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Apparently, they're not impressed with FSD enough to justify paying $8,000 to keep it.
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We got a wide range of answers, and you know what? We wouldn't have it any other way.
By: Collin Woodard Jalopnik
Even after Elon Musk's discounts, apparently they're not impressed enough with FSD to justify paying $8,000 to keep it
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Make sure the loaded guns you bring to the airport are holstered, folks
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Trevor Branham has been charged with wanton endangerment and operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license.
Don't mind us, just pausing a high-speed chase to harass a completely unrelated guy.
CEO Jim Farley's recent comments make it clear he doesn't consider the Mach-E a Mustang.
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