Marc D. Grasso is the Controller/CFO for the Boston Herald. With a deep passion for all things automotive, he specializes in topics related to cars, trucks, and lorries, as well as car repair and driverless cars. Marc's expertise and insights have been featured in numerous publications, including the Tri-City Herald, The Hartford Courant, and the New York Daily News.
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Marc D. Grasso's coverage primarily focuses on automotive reviews, specifically car models and makeovers. He seems to have a specific interest in electric vehicles, as evidenced by the review of the 2023 Genesis G80 getting electrified.
When reaching out to Marc, consider providing insights or access to new or upcoming electric vehicle models for review as he has shown an interest in this area. If you represent a car manufacturer launching an electric model or making significant changes to existing ones, it could be beneficial to offer him exclusive test drives and interviews with design/engineering teams.
Given his local focus on Manchester and New Hampshire, pitches related to local automotive events, dealerships offering unique promotions or partnerships with regional businesses might also resonate well with him.
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Tough like a bull, wrapped in Matador Red Mica, the Lexus TX550h+ is ready to roll
By: Marc D. Grasso, Marc Grasso
For some time we've felt the midsize Volkswagen Tiguan needed a refresh, and we're happy to report that it finally arrived in Grasso's Garage. What a pleasure it was to drive and ride.
Are the days of sedans really on the way out?
As automakers vehicle lineups continue to swell and diversify, a simple fact remains: Consumers will always need commuter vehicles.
For my hatchback lovers, this could be the commuter you have been waiting for.
By: Marc D. Grasso, Marc Grasso
Mazda has done a heck of a job on their recent refreshes across the fleet, especially their SUV, but this week, Grasso’s Garage tests a week in the hatchback life, or the spaced out commuter special as I like to call it.
By: Marc D. Grasso, Marc Grasso
As automakers vehicle lineups continue to swell and diversify, a simple fact remains: Consumers will always need commuter vehicles.
By: Marc D. Grasso
GMC and their flagship Yukon brings all-around excellence with this week’s tester, the 2026 GMC Yukon Denali Ultimate. This cousin to the Chevrolet Tahoe provides all of the space, comfort,
Even chart-topping commuter vehicles are held to lower expectations by consumers than other types of vehicles. They serve a purpose, are relatively inexpensive, and have limited frills and no thrills.
By: Marc D. Grasso
But KIA has gained tremendous traction in this market segment in recent years with redesigns, new model roll-outs and expansive hybrid options, and
