Will Sabel is a journalist at Gear Patrol. He focuses on automotive topics, including cars, trucks, and lorries, bringing a keen insight into the world of automobiles. Will's work has been featured in notable publications such as Sotheby's, The Drive, Robb Report, AOL, Inc., Yahoo News, MSN, and Road & Track.
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Will's coverage mainly consists of product reviews and promotions, particularly in the automotive industry. He seems to focus on providing in-depth information about various products, including cars, tech gadgets, and sports equipment.
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The company's initiative includes seven cars for Western markets like the U.S. and Europe, and six more for China.
By: Will Sabel
A lovely powerplant returns to the SUV marketplace, and for once, something good comes back less expensive than before.
By: Will Sabel
You may not know what you're getting yet, but you can be on the list for the price of a new Mustang GT.
Even if you don't know the Porsche 550 Spyder, you probably recognize it. The nimble little roadster became a racing icon in the 1950s, claiming
For yacht owners arriving in a Mediterranean port, finding a way to explore the surrounding town presents a different sort of transportation challenge.
By: Will Sabel
Details about what lies between driver and rear axle remain largely a mystery, but now we know what Porsche's new range-topper will look like.
Customer demand, boss Leiters says, will ultimately dictate what future forms the supercar takes.
By: Will Sabel
Michael Leiters said that customer demand will ultimately dictate what future forms the production car takes.
Few vehicles have shaped Cadillac's modern identity quite like the Escalade. While the hand-built Celestiq electric sedan serves as the brand's
The company teased the name in the traditional way: by writing it on a giant kiwi.
