Stephen Rivers is a journalist who specializes in automotive news and reviews. He writes for Carscoops.com and his work has also been featured in Autorecent. With a passion for cars and a keen eye for the latest trends in the industry, Stephen brings a unique perspective to his articles, covering everything from new car releases to road safety issues.
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Stephen Rivers' coverage mainly revolves around evolving stories, breaking news, and themes related to the automotive industry. He also covers entertainment news and crime topics related to cars and police activities.
When reaching out to Stephen, consider providing insights on developing automotive stories or breaking news in the industry. Additionally, if you have expertise in car-related crime or entertaining aspects of the automotive world, such as unique vehicle incidents or intriguing car reviews, your pitch may align well with his coverage focus.
Although Stephen's geographic focus is not specified, he seems interested in diverse geographical locations when covering evolving automotive stories and crimes involving cars.
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The driver hit the accelerator pedal and sent three tons of electrified F-Series into several cars waiting for a wash
Whether this ends up as a blip on the radar or the start of a downward trend is unclear
The young teenager led police on a short but high-speed chase before pulling over and submitting to authorities
South Carolina provided a six month grace period for drivers and now it's about to start issuing tickets that could lead to a suspended license
By: Stephen Rivers
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By: Stephen Rivers
The dealer is accused of everything from adding on junk fees to falsifying data on credit applications
MG announced UK pricing for the Cyberster electric roadster, starting at £54,995 (around $68,800).
Even children's EVs sometimes have problems with unintended acceleration
The small-minded driver told the cyclists that he wanted to rip off their heads but also that he "wasn't that guy"
Assuming you don't have a McLaren GTR, how would you repurpose these extremely rare race car parts?
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