Jez Spinks is the Chief Content Officer at WhichCar. He has a passion for cars and often explores various automotive topics, reflecting his expertise in the industry. Jez's work has been featured in WhichCar and NT Car Wash.
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Jez Spinks focuses on local automotive coverage in Australia, with an emphasis on new vehicle releases, reviews, and industry trends. His articles predominantly feature press releases and promotional content from automotive manufacturers.
If you are looking to reach out to Jez Spinks effectively, consider pitching new vehicle launches or industry trends within the Australian automotive market. Additionally, providing data-driven insights or exclusive access to new vehicles for review could also capture his interest.
Since Jez's geographic focus is mainly Australia and he reports extensively on the automotive sector there, pitches related to this region’s auto market developments would likely resonate best with him.
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The Toyota RAV4 doesn't need a global oil crisis to achieve big sales, though the situation boosts its chances of beating diesel-powered utes to be Australia's most popular vehicle.
By: Jez Spinks
First electric Ferrari revealed with radical styling and impressive tech and performance
By: Jez Spinks
Chasing Cars – powered by Budget Direct – has partnered with Mamamia to create a brand new six-part video series designed to help women find the perfect new car for their lifestyle, priorities, and budget.
Peugeot has become the second French brand to be dropped by Australian distributor Inchcape amid declining sales.
By: Jez Spinks
Australian families know that multiple kids means multiple seats when it comes to choosing practical and versatile everyday transport.
BMW is betting big – 18 billion Euros big – on a massive wave of new-generation electric vehicles that start with the iX3 medium SUV.
By: Jez Spinks
US dealers reportedly shown four-door Mustang prototype as Ford plots range expansion for famous muscle car
By: Jez Spinks
Sports cars aren't for everyone. Or they may have been in our younger years before greater practical needs took priority – especially for parents.
Euro-Chinese brand Leapmotor is targeting a sub-$30,000 drive-away price for its new compact electric SUV, the B03X.
By: Jez Spinks
The Volvo XC40 – the Swedish brand's biggest-selling model in Australia – has been given its first major styling update, eight years after going on sale.
