Jered Korfhage is a Graduate Teaching Assistant at [Employer]. He specializes in automotive journalism, focusing on car repair, reviews, and various automobile brands including Honda, Toyota, GMC, and Fiat. Jered's work has been featured in MotorTrend and USA TODAY.
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Jered Korfhage's coverage mainly revolves around automotive topics, with a focus on trucks, off-roading, and automotive reviews. He seems to be particularly interested in practical aspects of vehicles and technical details.
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By: Jered Korfhage
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By: Jered Korfhage
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2025 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 AWD First Test: The Only Diesel Van Is the Best One
By: Jered Korfhage
Since arriving in our stable four months ago, we’ve already put some 16,000 miles on our Colorado ZR2—and we did nearly a third of that inside of a week
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