Collin Woodard is the Reviews Editor at Jalopnik. With a strong focus on automotive journalism, he covers a range of topics including cars, trucks, electric vehicles, and the environmental impacts of mining and energy sectors. Woodard's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, Gizmodo, and The A.V. Club.
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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.
Given his focus on evolving stories and breaking news, Collin would likely value sources who can offer unique perspectives or insider knowledge about ongoing developments in the automotive world. Additionally, given his interest in unusual crime-related topics such as thefts or peculiar accidents involving vehicles, he may be interested in pitches that feature intriguing or offbeat angles related to automotive incidents.
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By Collin Woodard Lauren Decicca/Getty Images You don't exactly have to be Sherlock Holmes to notice the Republican Party
By Collin Woodard Bettmann/Getty Images Oil is in the news yet again , and you can't talk oil, especially in the Middle
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By Collin Woodard Christopher Furlong/Getty Images SpaceX already owns xAI, which Elon Musk previously merged with Twitter, but why stop there?
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By Collin Woodard Adri Salido/Getty Images Everything's more expensive gas prices will likely stay high for years , and
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By Collin Woodard Ajax9/Getty Images What's currently the biggest risk to your safety? Is it an unsafe workplace ? Mental health struggles?
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High-control religious groups have a long history of taking advantage of planes making it impossible to ignore their spontaneous sermons or worship services, and since the advent of social media, we've seen several videos go viral over the years. Sadly, the rest of the internet voicing its distain for sky preachers who ruin flights hasn't deterred this new generation of TikTok-fueled fanatics. And as they happily told WaPo, they do it specifically because they know everyone on the plane is trapped and can't leave:
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By Collin Woodard Tire Rack/YouTube It's a little ridiculous how far tire technology has advanced in recent decades.
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? Sometimes it's fun to tell ourselves the automakers are wrong, and actually, we have great car ideas.
By Collin Woodard Collin Woodard/Jalopnik A manual transmission is, of course, the most important physical control a car
By Collin Woodard Les Films Opale and Entract Films/YouTube
