Rob Emslie is a contributing writer at Jalopnik. He focuses on automotive topics, including cars, motorcycles, and the sports business surrounding the automotive industry. Rob's work has also been featured in Yahoo News and MSN.
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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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By: Rob Emslie
With all that in mind, what's your take on this broken Boxster and that $5,000 asking? Is that cheap enough to roll the dice despite the issues and high miles? Or would it be more prudent to give this Porsche a pass?
By Rob Emslie While today's Nice Price or No Dice X3 has a lot of miles on the clock, it has a stack of maintenance receipts for the work that's been done to keep it going.
By Rob Emslie Craigslist Mazda built around 1500 of today's Nice Price or No Dice Miata 'Shinsen' special editions for the 2003 model year.
By Rob Emslie The rare six-speed manual on today's Nice Price or No Dice Volvo V70R is shifted via a funky "space ball" stick.
By: Rob Emslie
By Rob Emslie Today's Nice Price or No Dice Cyclone is a rust-free, factory-engined, almost-all-original survivor. Or so the seller says.
By Rob Emslie Now that you can't just waltz into any Audi dealer and plunk down hard-earned cash for a new TT, older models like
By Rob Emslie When originally posted, the ad for today's Nice Price or No Dice Sebring had a typo that added an extra zero to the price tag.
By Rob Emslie With just 63K on the clock, today's Nice Price or No Dice GMC pickup looks like it just rolled off the assembly line.
By Rob Emslie The three-liter engine in today's Nice Price or No Dice 968 is the largest four-cylinder Porsche ever offered to the public.
By Rob Emslie The seller of today's Nice Price or No Dice STi claims to have over $40K invested in its hotter mill, carbon fiber add-ons, and billet shift knob.
