Author: John Faulkner

John Faulkner is Road Test Editor at Clean Fleet Report. He has more than 30 years’ experience branding, launching and marketing automobiles. He has worked with General Motors (all Divisions), Chrysler (Dodge, Jeep, Eagle), Ford and Lincoln-Mercury, Honda, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan and Toyota on consumer events and sales training programs. His interest in automobiles is broad and deep, beginning as a child riding in the back seat of his parent’s 1950 Studebaker. He is a journalist member of the Motor Press Guild and Western Automotive Journalists.
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The Battle for Your Car: Inside the Right-to-Repair Fight

The modern automobile has become far more than a mechanical machine. Today’s vehicles contain advanced software, internet connectivity, dozens of electronic modules, and computer systems that control everything from braking and steering to entertainment and navigation. While these innovations have improved safety, comfort, and efficiency, they have also changed something many drivers once took for […]

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Maserati Prepares for a Landmark 2027 with Grecale EV Price Cut

There’s a sweeping, undeniable change happening in the automotive world right now. Electrification is a fait accompli; the importance of software for the car’s performance and feel is a new reality; international policies, both environmental and safety, are forcing a new paradigm. The old notions of engine displacement and mechanical prowess are giving way to […]

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Honda Partners with QuantumScape to Power Future Electric Vehicles

The game in electric vehicles is about to change forever, and that’s largely thanks to the humble battery. We’ve been dreaming for years about EVs with a range rivaling their gasoline-powered counterparts, the ability to charge their batteries in minutes, and the unmatched safety that could be provided by advanced new technologies. That future just […]

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Stellantis Answers Europe’s Call for Affordable Electric Cars

Europe has been having this ever-louder, still mostly hushed debate for some years now: Where are all the cheap, small cars gone? Once, they formed the bedrock of personal transportation for millions and millions of Europeans; you could pretty much stumble across a decent one on every corner. Then industry trends changed, emission regulations got […]

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