Keith Barry is a Writer/Editor at Consumer Reports. He specializes in automotive topics, with a focus on electric vehicles, car repair, and consumer interest in automobiles and consumer goods. Keith's work has been featured in Yahoo News, MSN, Irish Independent, USA TODAY, Reviewed, and more.
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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.
As he covers a variety of automotive-related topics, experts who can offer insights into electric vehicle technology, automotive safety standards and regulations, as well as consumer guidance on purchasing decisions would likely align well with Keith's areas of interest.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Keith’s coverage area, it is known that he focuses on the United States market. Therefore pitches should be tailored to this region when relevant.
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Some Ford Expeditions, Explorers, and F-150s and Lincoln Aviators and Navigators are being recalled for a rollaway issue that may have caused injuries.
As with the Hyundai Palisade, Cadillac is recalling the Vistiq EV SUV to fix a safety issue with the third-row power folding seat.
Nissan is recalling the Leaf EV after Consumer Reports' testing found an issue with child car seat safety.
We found an issue with the rear seat belt that may prevent safe installation of a child car seat By Keith Barry Senior Autos Reporter
Kia is recalling over 462,000 Telluride SUVs for the second time because a faulty power seat switch could cause a fire.
Episode 515 of the “Talking Cars with Consumer Reports” video podcast covers how cars are like smart phones, and yet some don't have CarPlay.
Social media is full of posts about a supposed 2027 car surveillance drunk driving camera law and kill switches. CR's experts say what's really happening.
Episode 516 of the “Talking Cars with Consumer Reports” video podcast covers kill switches and whether technology makes roads safer.
How much does shipping a car cost? Should you go with a broker or direct shipper? What about insurance?
Whether it's a human or a chatbot, here's how to resist sales pitches from the service desk.
