Glenn Brooks is a journalist for Just Auto, specializing in automotive news and analysis. With a focus on the latest developments in the automotive industry, Glenn covers topics ranging from new car models and sales trends to technological advancements and industry insights.
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Glenn Brooks heavily relies on press releases and data citations for his articles, indicating that he values factual information. He predominantly covers the automotive industry, with a focus on new models, technology advancements, and developments in car manufacturing.
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