Rob Emslie is a contributing writer at Jalopnik. He covers a range of topics within the automotive world, including cars, motorcycles, and industrial vehicles, while also touching on themes of retail and media. Rob's work has been featured in Yahoo News and The Fusion Project.
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Rob Emslie's articles predominantly focus on reviewing and discussing the pricing of various car models. He seems to be interested in evaluating the value proposition offered by different vehicles across a wide spectrum of makes, years, and price points. For those looking to pitch Rob, providing unique perspectives on specific car models or insights into market trends affecting used cars could be particularly appealing.
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With its low mileage and as-new appearance, this convertible is a true time capsule.
The supercharged two-door offers low mileage and a rare six-speed stick. Today's hot Audi has an effective factory theft deterrent—a manual transmission.
Nice Price or No Dice: At $4,750, Does This 2003 Chevy Impala Stand A Sporting Chance?
While it was once an emissions outlaw, this three-row diesel has been made smog-legal and carries a warranty for the work.
A former California truck, this Northwest transplant has, according to the ad, been meticulously maintained.
According to the ad, the car is almost entirely original, save for a recently rebuilt motor.
This rare Mustang is probably the cheapest way to claim to own a “convertible McLaren,” with any honesty.
Nice Price or No Dice: At $10,500, Is This 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee A Grand Bargain?
The ad describes the two-top roadster as a “fantastic, well-built sports car in fantastic condition.”
Nice Price or No Dice: At $9,800, Does This 2013 Smart ForTwo Brabus Measure Up?
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