Gabriel Vega has been an automotive journalist and content creator since 2017, joining our crew in 2020. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Digital Communication and Media from Florida International University and has since mastered news coverage coordination, organizing workflow to maximize reader benefit wherever his passion for autos writing has landed him.
Gabriel is proud to have forged many positive relationships with auto manufacturers directly through his written work, having spent years in vehicle testing for multiple automotive media outlets, including Univision, where he filmed a test vehicle series, Motor1.com, and HotCars.
At MotorBiscuit, Gabriel can be most often found covering sportscars, SUVs, and pickup trucks. His project car, an iconic Guards Red 1987 Porsche 911, with which he has a stormy relationship, provides him with plenty of inspiration for his more technical pieces.
While running from the police is undoubtedly a bad idea, some folks still decide to try their luck with catastrophic success rates. A recent Ford Mustang owner decided to take off from police officers, crashing their car in the process and ending up stuck in a ditch. It took a massive crane to get it out.
As modern automotive technologies improve, so do the massive amounts of horsepower available to enthusiasts and racers alike. A Lamborghini Huracan tuned by AMS Performance recently took to the track and set a world record in the process, taking 7.33 seconds to run the quarter-mile. However, the team behind this supercar has stated that it isn't done with development.
There are some builds on YouTube that you can simply glance at and know that it was imagined with a seemingly never-ending budget. That seems to be the case with a new muscle car under construction featuring a Ferrari V12 under its hood. It comes from Australia, and it's based on a model that originally produced less than 150 hp.
Based on the famous sports car of the 1960s, the 2004 Ford Shelby Cobra Concept was supposed to highlight what the American carmaker could build at the time. It features a naturally-aspirated V10 under its hood and a six-speed manual from the Ford GT. While it's coming up for sale, it likely won't be cheap. In fact, its current owner paid $825,000 for it back in 2017.
If you're in the market for a Cadillac Escalade pickup truck, you're pretty much out of luck. However, a custom shop in Miami, Florida, decided to turn a Cadillac Escalade into a pickup truck. Weirdly, it utilizes a Chevy Silverado as its base, adopting the face of the full-size luxury SUV. All things considered, it looks very well put together.
It is no secret that brand-new pickup trucks have gotten quite expensive over the past few decades. To combat this, Ford introduced the Maverick for the 2022 model year. With a sub-$20,000 base price, this is a small truck that is affordable to a larger amount of people. In fact, over 36,000 have decided to reserve one.
It is no secret that the auto industry believes that electric vehicles are the future of personal mobility. Mazda recently introduced its latest plan for electric vehicles, which aims to convert at least 25 percent of its lineup to EVs by 2030. As you might imagine, this doesn't mean the brand wants to ditch the internal combustion engine.
If you own a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y, you might be feeling a bit left out since your car isn't available with the unusual and somewhat questionable yoke wheel. An aftermarket company just released one for sale. However, you'll want to tread carefully since this new component raises serious safety concerns for its owners.
If you're considering buying a brand-new electric crossover, chances are the 2021 Volkswagen ID.4 AWD Pro and Pro S have crossed your mind. To everyone's surprise, this crossover surpassed its expected range figures, coming in surprisingly close to the range of the far-less-powerful rear-wheel-drive version. Additionally, we finally know exactly how much it'll cost you.
If you're looking for a quick SUV for daily use, the 2022 Acura MDX Type S wants to be your pick. With a 355-hp twin-turbo V6 under its hood, the Type S might be a very exciting daily driver. Unfortunately, we don't know exactly how fast it is, when it'll arrive, or how much it'll cost once it does.
If the rumors are true, we might see the arrival of the 2022 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro alongside the standard model. A new set of leaked images apparently show the truck in its entirety. Compare the leaks to the teaser images published by the manufacturer, and you'll notice that they match up. Now we'll just need to see what's under the hood.
It's no secret that Ferrari is currently developing its first SUV, potentially called the Purosangue. However, a man named Bill Harrah in the 1960s decided he couldn't wait and decided to build his own off-roading Ferrari. It's called the Jerrari, and it even once had a naturally-aspirated engine under its unusual hood. Now it's up for sale.
The 2022 Kia Telluride has officially arrived, bringing with it some much-welcomed upgrades. Aside from a larger standard infotainment screen measuring 10.25-in, you now get a brand-new front grille and safety tech such as highway driving assist on all trim levels. However, you will see a small price bump of around $600 depending on the trim level.
The imminent arrival of the 2022 Toyota Tundra is quite exciting for a few main reasons. Despite being a great full-size truck for well over a decade. The current engine option is far from the most powerful or efficient. A new teaser suggests this large truck might get a twin-turbo V6 or even a bit of hybrid power.
Regardless of which side of the equation you're in, renting a Ferrari can be quite a tricky affair. However, a recent renter covered on the Royalty Exotic Cars YouTube channel managed to destroy a Ferrari F8 Tributo on its first outing. After hitting an object, the renter bent several wheels and even managed to crack the car's frame, totaling it in the process.
For the most part, parking an extravagantly expensive vehicle such as a Lamborghini Urus on your driveway is bound to gather a fair bit of unwanted attention. That's exactly what happened when a teen allegedly decided to break into a garage, steal a set of keys, and run off with an SUV worth upwards of $230,000.
There is no denying that the Toyota Land Cruiser is an off-roading icon. However, an extremely low-mileage example of this SUV just sold for a massive $136,000 figure on Bring A Trailer. With a shortening supply of mint-condition examples, these prices will likely continue to rise steadily over the next few months and probably even years.
While 2020 was a tough year for various sectors of the U.S. economy, the automotive world has had to deal with several major setbacks. However, now the average age for a car in the U.S. has shot up to 12.1 years. Given the lack of available supply and more people working from home, the data suggests that the average car will continue to get older over time.
If you close your eyes and imagine what kind of car a royal family member would drive, chances are you picture something exclusive and expensive. However, Princess Diana drove a modest Ford Escort back in the 1980s. After vanishing for over 20 years, the car has now popped up available for sale. Once it hits the auction block, it could bring in huge sums.
As of late, the cryptocurrency market has become a place where you can either go completely broke or become wealthier than you could've ever imagined. However, one Lamborghini Huracan Performante is getting his car publicly auctioned off after committing a series of fairly serious crimes in a short amount of time. Here's where the money will go.