Keith Barry is a Senior Reporter for Consumer Reports, Irish Independent, and USA TODAY. With a focus on consumer issues and automotive news, Keith provides valuable insights and information on topics ranging from vehicle recalls and safety concerns to electric vehicles and home appliances. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News.
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Keith Barry's coverage is centered around automotive topics, with a significant focus on car recalls and electric vehicles. Given the prevalence of "How To Guide" in his articles, Keith may be interested in pieces that provide practical advice or guidance related to automotive maintenance, safety features, or purchasing decisions.
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