Kyle Francis is a Staff Writer at various publications, including Inc. Australia and MOTORSPORT MEDIA SERVICES LTD. He focuses on automotive topics, particularly cars, trucks, and lorries, with a keen interest in car repair and electric vehicles. Kyle's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Inc. Magazine, MSN, and AOL.
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Kyle Francis' articles mainly focus on sports and automotive topics, including motorsports, car restoration, vintage cars, mechanic tips, and car collections. His coverage includes event coverage and reviews within the sports and automotive industries.
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By: Kyle Francis
If you're after something that'll get your heart beating but have a tiny budget, here are five solid options that could make your dreams a reality.
Hyundai and Kia are thriving on hybrid sales while BMW slashes 8,000 EV jobs – a tale of two very different strategies.
By: Kyle Francis
While the death of the sedan looked to be in full swing, recent sales figures show that budget-focused ones are increasing in popularity.
By: Kyle Francis
The Mitsubishi Mirage's tiny engine makes less peak power than a world-record MMA punch — and you can still buy one new.
By: Kyle Francis
Despite it being Jaguar's most successful model, it's ultimately struggling to get rid of its last new F-Paces, even despite some tasty incentives.
By: Kyle Francis
One of the most luxurious and thrilling muscle cars in the US is nearly dead, but don't expect to find a decent discount on one.
By: Kyle Francis
The 2010 Audi A1 e-tron used a 254cc Wankel rotary to extend range — but a projected €40,000 price tag killed it before production.
If you're after a practical sedan that has some legs, forget an affordable Camry, as BMW's cut-price V8 weapon is now ultra affordable.
There's a certain thrill in discovering that a genuine performance sedan — one that originally carried a sticker price well north of $70,000 — can
While performance usually walks hand in hand with the word expensive, this ultra-fun roadster shows that this isn't always the case.
