Miguel Cortina is an Editor at MotorTrend. He specializes in automotive topics, including cars, trucks, motorcycles, and electric vehicles, while also covering themes related to energy and mining. Miguel's work has been featured in notable publications such as USA TODAY, The Register-Guard, Iowa City Press-Citizen, MSN, and AOL, Inc.
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Miguel Cortina’s coverage heavily focuses on automotive reviews and press releases. He is likely to be interested in pitches that offer access to new vehicles for review or provide exclusive insights into the latest developments in the automotive industry, particularly those related to electric vehicles and emerging car technologies.
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The base hybrid remains less than $30,000, but EcoBoost buyers will have to move up to an XLT AWD.
BMW M is developing paddle-controlled performance stages and a unique soundtrack for its first electric M car.
By: Miguel Cortina
An off-road Mustang would potentially blend pony-car performance with Raptor know-how.
By: Miguel Cortina
Ford may be expanding the Mustang family again, this time with a reported Baja model aimed at bringing sports-car attitude to dirt roads.
By: Justin Banner, Miguel Cortina, Will
What It Is The Jimmy was one of GMC's most recognizable nameplates, dating back to the 1970s, before being discontinued in 2001 after the rise of car-based crossover SUVs.
By: Miguel Cortina, Billy Rehbock
Despite not having any steering wheel or pedals, the Cybercab can be operated manually by a virtual joystick.
By: Miguel Cortina
Despite not having any steering wheel or pedals, the Cybercab can be operated manually by a virtual joystick.
It's fast, capable, and cool. Will that be enough to convince the EV-skeptical off-road crowd? It's a strange time in the automotive industry.
By: Miguel Cortina
A comprehensive suspension overhaul adds nearly 1.4 inches of ground clearance and a tougher look to Honda's adventure-ready SUV.
It's a strange time in the automotive industry. Just a few short years ago, automakers were tripping over themselves to bring more EVs to the U.S. market.
