Rob Margeit is an Editorial Production Manager at Nine Entertainment Co. He focuses on themes related to the automotive industry, including electric vehicles, energy policy, and sustainability. Rob's insights and expertise have been featured in Drive.com.au and WhichCar.
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Rob Margeit's focus is primarily on the automotive industry, with an emphasis on car reviews and expert commentary. If you have expertise in automotive technology, historical trends in the industry, or specific insights into car models and manufacturers, your pitch may resonate well with him.
Given Rob's local geographic focus on Australia, pitches related to developments within the Australian automotive market or unique perspectives from experts based in Australia are likely to be of particular interest to him.
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When Ford crammed a punchy 2.0-litre into just 916kg of Escort, it created a mini muscle car legend.
Latest data from Roy Morgan reveals cost-of-living pressures have driven down new car purchasing intentions.
By: Rob Margeit
Peter Brock's HDT VC Commodore meets the Garrett Turbo Six for a showdown of the hotshoe Holdens.
Lexus expects updated RZ pricing and new ES EV sedan to boost modest electric vehicle growth as hybrids continue dominating the brand's Australian sales mix.
By: Rob Margeit
Lexus Australia's boss welcomes Chinese challenger brands that are increasingly flexing their luxury car muscle
New hybrid powertrain and tech-laden cabin underpin third-generation compact sedan Score Things we like
By: Rob Margeit
Mercedes-Benz's new GLB to arrive in Australia later this year with both petrol-hybrid and electric drivetrains
Hybrid and electric station wagons set to join the Mercedes-Benz CLA range in Australia
By: Rob Margeit
Wheels' Peter Robinson was equal parts impressed and unimpressed with the new HQ Monaro GTS when it launched in 1971.
The heavily-camouflaged photo appears to show the gullwing-doored GAC Hyptec HT in Melbourne
