Lawrence Hodge is a News Editor at Cars.com and a Staff Writer for Jalopnik.com since 2020. With a strong focus on automotive news and culture, Lawrence covers a range of topics including cars, trucks, electric vehicles, and car repair. They have been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, Gizmodo, and Quartz.
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Lawrence Hodge's coverage predominantly focuses on the automotive industry, particularly on car sales, technology advancements, and industry trends. His articles often cite data and press releases.
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As he does not specify a geographic focus but covers global automotive topics such as international car events and recalls of widely distributed models like Ford Focus and EcoSport it is likely that he will be interested in news from various regions.
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Sedan sales across all price tiers made a rebound in both June and second-quarter sales.
By: Lawrence Hodge
Slate released the previously unofficial destination charge for its upcoming electric pickup Truck, giving us a complete picture of its price; we compare it to other trucks and EVs.
By: Lawrence Hodge
Nissan’s Altima was one of a couple of sedans that saw sales down in the second quarter of 2026, but it’s not for the reasons you may think.
By: Lawrence Hodge
We compare what we know of the 2027 Toyota Tundra Trailunter to two of its main competitors, the Ford F-150 Raptor and Ram 1500 RHO.
Following the mechanically related 2027 Toyota Highlander’s postponement, Subaru has delayed its version, the 2027 Getaway, citing a need to fine tune the EV before launch.
With three rows, two powerful engine choices and a “business-class” interior, Audi’s Q9 is set to do battle against rivals like the BMW X7 and Mercedes-Benz GLS.
With a starting price of $31,385 (including destination), Kia’s newest electric vehicle is one of the most affordable on the market.
Infiniti's newest SUV, the 2027 QX65, looks more sporty than it really is.
By: Lawrence Hodge
Tesla’s controversial Cybertruck electric pickup also happens to be the safest truck on the road — and it just got more expensive.
Big incentives can be had for Labor Day 2026 on models from brands such as Ford, Hyundai and Infiniti.
