David Kiley is a Senior Editor at WardsAuto. With a rich background in automotive journalism, he has covered various themes including industry trends, technology, and consumer insights, drawing on his extensive experience from senior editorial roles at USA Today, Businessweek, and AOL Autos/Autoblog. Kiley's work has been featured in ENCORE MICHIGAN, Automotive Dive, WardsAuto, and Yahoo Finance.
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David Kiley's coverage is heavily focused on the automotive industry, with a significant portion attributed to press releases. He appears most interested in covering new car models, electric vehicles, and auto shows. Given his focus on these areas, he may be receptive to pitches from experts offering insights into technological advancements in the automotive sector or exclusive access to pre-release information on upcoming car models.
As David does not have a specific geographic focus and covers global automotive news, sources with international expertise or insights about trends in different markets could be appealing to him. Additionally, given his reliance on press releases for content creation, PR professionals can consider providing timely updates and announcements related to the automotive industry for potential coverage by David.
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The No.2 U.S.-based automaker by sales volume projects a $3 billion loss this year from tariffs.
The No.2 U.S.-based automaker by sales volume projects a $3 billion loss this year from tariffs.
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General Motors’ Cadillac division is showing a concept for a super-luxury crossover said to point to the brand’s future design direction.
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