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Michael Teo Van Runkle

Automotive Journalist

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Men's Journal, SlashGear, Forbes, Wenatchee World, The Island Packet

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Informative: 47 %

Reviews: 33 %

Opinion: 13 %

Events: 2 %

Data Driven: 1 %

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Trucks & Lorries

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Michael Teo Van Runkle's articles predominantly focus on automotive reviews and industry-specific deep dives, with a particular interest in performance vehicles, car reviews, and product promotions. If you're looking to reach out to Michael, consider providing insights or access related to the latest trends in the automotive industry, exclusive details about new vehicle models or technology advancements within the sector. Additionally, if you are associated with car manufacturers or have expertise in reviewing automobiles from various perspectives such as performance, design, or innovation features your input would be valuable for his coverage.

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Men's Journal

View post: I Rode a Real Tour de France Race Bike Through the Alps. Here's What Surprised Me Most.

By: Michael Teo Van Runkle

A week in the French Alps aboard a former EF Pro Cycling Cannondale race bike taught me that modern race bikes aren't just lighter—they completely change the way you ride.

SlashGear

Porsche's Cayenne Electric Embraces What Rival Fully Electric SUVs Try To Hide

By: Michael Teo Van Runkle

Porsche's Cayenne Electric is the first fully electric SUV to actually make sense.

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Porsche's Cayenne electric embraces what rival fully electric SUVs try to hide

By: Michael Teo Van Runkle

In many ways, the modern EV era runs right in the face of everything that made Porsche's early sports cars so successful and unique for over seven decades.

Forbes

Czinger Update: The World’s Most Advanced Road Car Just Got Better

By: Michael Teo Van Runkle

On a familiar stage at The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering during Monterey Car Week this year, California's high-tech automotive startup Czinger

One of the World’s Best Mountain Bikers Taught Me to Ride. I Used the Same Bike He Does

By: Michael Teo Van Runkle

I started on beginner singletrack and finished chasing black trails at Coast Gravity Park, all while riding the same Trek platform Brandon Semenuk uses at the highest level.

Forbes

Interview: Jeff Zwart Talks New Petersen Show “Life At ZwartSpeed”

By: Michael Teo Van Runkle

A new exhibit at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, California, highlights the diverse life of Jeff Zwart through cars, photography, videos and memorabilia.

Men's Journal

Willow Springs Raceway Is Changing Forever. Can Regular Drivers Still Afford It?

By: Michael Teo Van Runkle

New owners, a private driving club, and a massive renovation promise to transform California's legendary race track. But will everyday enthusiasts still have a place?

Men's Journal

I Finally Drove My Childhood Dream Car. It Was Worth the Wait

By: Michael Teo Van Runkle

Twenty years after the 1,000-hp Bugatti Veyron rewrote the supercar rulebook, values are soaring. A drive in a rare 1,200-hp Super Sport helped explain why collectors still can't get enough.

SlashGear