Will Sabel Courtney is a journalist who writes for Gear Patrol, covering a wide range of topics related to cars, gear, and technology. With a focus on providing insightful and engaging content, Will's articles explore the latest trends and innovations in the automotive industry, as well as showcasing the best products and experiences for enthusiasts.
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Will Sabel Courtney's articles predominantly feature reviews of new cars, camping trailers, and technology products with a focus on the automotive industry. His coverage also includes topics such as gadgets and camping. If you have insights into new car models, innovative automotive technologies or camping gear, he might be interested in hearing from you. Consider offering him access to exclusive information about upcoming vehicles or unique gadgets that align with his areas of interest for potential coverage opportunities.
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By: Will Sabel Courtney
Lambo's latest V-12 masterpiece deserves a more explosive sobriquet.
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By: Will Sabel
For decades, Audi never had much in the way of sports cars. Then came the R8.
By: Will Sabel Courtney
Aston's range-topping Vanquish has been around for more than two decades.
Will Sabel Courtney · 2 min read Hard as it may be to believe — in part because the automaker continues to find ways to
The Continental GT brought Bentley into the 21st Century.
How General Motors turned the Chevy Tahoe into a luxury icon. At its core, the story of Cadillac is one of large, powerful, imposing luxury cars.
Tested By Will Sabel Courtney · 8 min read General Motors had big plans for the Ultium electric-vehicle architecture it unveiled back in March 2020.
Few cars have straddled the worlds of luxury and performance at a reasonable price quite as well as BMW's compact icon.
By: Will Sabel Courtney
Supercar, hypercar — whatever you call them, they’re remarkable.
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