Mike Shutt is a writer for SlashGear, specializing in automotive and technology topics. His articles provide in-depth analysis and insights into the latest trends and developments in the industry. With a passion for all things cars and gadgets, Mike's work has also been featured in SlashFilm.
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Mike Shutt's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news with a special emphasis on technology, gadgets, automobiles, and history. His articles often offer investment analysis and reviews. If you're looking to pitch to Mike, consider offering in-depth analysis of technological advancements in the automotive industry or historical insights into iconic products such as the Porsche 911 or Airbus A380.
Additionally, given his interest in gadgets and technology within the entertainment sphere (such as Mission: Impossible franchise), pitches related to real-world innovations inspired by movies could resonate well with him.
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By Mike Shutt With the surge in popularity in electric vehicles over the last several years, it was only a matter of time before we started getting electric pickup trucks as well.
By Mike Shutt When it comes to Dodge, offering high-performance trims for vehicles like the Charger or the Challenger is a no-brainer.
By Mike Shutt You can't tell the history of the American automotive industry without General Motors.
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By Mike Shutt Malchick743 (ALJMW)/Wikimedia There are many ways to categorize engines.
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Of all the pickup trucks on the market, the Honda Ridgeline is an underrated model that's certainly worth another look. These are five of the best years.
It's not uncommon for companies that own multiple brands to rebadge cars to make new models. Honda doesn't often do this, but it has happened a few times.
By Mike Shutt Nobody wants a vehicle that succumbs to the terrible effects of wear and tear.
By Mike Shutt Steven Kevil/Wikimedia 2024 is a sad year for many engine enthusiasts because it will see Dodge discontinue
By Mike Shutt RossHelen/Shutterstock Technology has done plenty of incredible things when it comes to exercise and fitness.
Pickup trucks are meant to be heavy-duty haulers for tough tasks. Transitioning from steel to aluminum took some time. Here's when they made the switch.
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