Freelance Automotive and Technology Journalist
Dave McQuilling is a Freelance Automotive and Technology Journalist. He specializes in topics related to automobiles, car repair, and the intersection of food and beverages, often exploring themes in sports and sports business as well. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Grunge, Digital Trends, and Yahoo News UK.
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Dave McQuilling's articles predominantly cover automotive and technology-related topics, particularly product reviews and industry-specific content. He would likely be interested in pitches related to new automotive technologies, innovative tech gadgets, or advancements in electric vehicles. Additionally, he may appreciate insights into the latest trends at events like CES.
Given his focus on reviewing products and covering industry-specific news, communicators should consider pitching him stories that offer unique angles or exclusive access to innovations within the automotive and technology sectors. This could include offering test drives of cutting-edge cars or early access to new tech gadgets for review purposes.
While Dave’s geographic focus is not specified, his coverage spans international topics so he may be open to information from various regions as long as it aligns with his themes of interest.
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If you opted for a diesel engine over gas with your new truck, you might end up doing damage because of what you're used to. Here's what to avoid.
By: Dave McQuilling
GM’s huge new engine offers more horsepower and torque than Ford’s 6.7 liter Powerstroke and RAM’s 6.7-liter Cummins. To be specific, that’s 555 horsepower
Tom Cruise's movie career has been varied, with comedies, action movies, and serious dramas all finding a place on his resume.
By: Dave McQuilling
Stellantis is no stranger to the patent system. While the company’s ideas may not always make it into a vehicle, it still lays claim to a diverse range of
"Star Wars" is one of the most popular movie franchises in history, but the series' gaming side can be equally as entertaining.
By: Dave McQuilling
Mazda fans who have been pining for a return to rotary-powered vehicles may be in luck. Recent reports suggest the Japanese company is planning to produce a
When strolling through the cemetery that is the British motor industry, you may see the word Jensen chiseled into one of the bigger and fancier headstones.
Chevrolet announced that we have seen the last of the sixth-gen Camaro, and it is unclear what the future holds for the iconic stable of muscle cars.
By: Dave McQuilling
Hyundai has pulled the covers off the new Tucson in New York City, unveiling what appears to be a direct challenge to the Toyota RAV4. Autonotion was there
By: Dave McQuilling
A few years ago, I wrote a piece discussing if GM’s OnStar was worth the money. The argument was, a modern cellphone does most of the same things OnStar
