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Gabriel Vega

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.

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An image of a BMW M3 and M4 xDrive driving on a road.
Coupes / Sedans

All-Wheel Drive 2022 BMW M3 and M4 xDrive Are Faster but Lack a Manual Transmission

The 2022 BMW M3 and M4 xDrive just broke cover with a brand-new all-wheel-drive system and even greater speed than the standard models. While these BMWs feature aesthetic elements that remain as striking as ever, there are tons of performance-oriented ingredients on offer. As you might expect, the added system commands a sizable premium over …
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An image of a Maserati Levante Hybrid outdoors.
Hybrids & EVs

This Electrified Maserati Levante Hybrid Is a Sharp SUV We’ll Likely Never Get

It is no secret that the auto industry is getting electrified in the relatively near future. As a result, even performance-oriented carmakers are slowly adapting to this latest change. That’s where the 2022 Maserati Levante Hybrid steps in with its electrified powertrain. Unlike the current model, this new Maserati ditches the base six-cylinder offering for …
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An image of a Genesis Electrified G80 parked outside.
Hybrids & EVs

Ultra-Sleek 2022 Genesis Electrified G80 Arrives As the Brand’s First EV

Since almost all mass-market automakers have announced electric offerings in recent years, it makes sense for smaller luxury brands to do the same. That’s where the 2022 Genesis Electrified G80 comes in with its all-electric powertrain. From a visual standpoint, this new Genesis looks almost identical to its internal combustion-powered twin at first glance. However, …
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An image of a Porsche 550 Spyder that was found in a shipping container.
Trends

Ultra-Rare $6 Porsche 550 Spyder Discovered In Shipping Container After 35 Years

There is no doubt that the Porsche 550 Spyder is one of the most sought-after models the brand has ever produced. However, since most of these Porsches lived in the 1950s, tracking them often becomes surprisingly difficult. However, one of these ultra-rare machines just resurfaced after decades in storage. According to The Drive, this latest …
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An image of a crashed Ferrari 812 Superfast on the side of the road.
Trends

Destroyed $400,000 Ferrari 812 Superfast Gets Taken Out by a Tiny Peugeot

If you want to buy a brand-new Ferrari 812 Superfast, you’ll likely have to get on a lengthy waiting list before getting one. In fact, some of Ferrari’s waiting lists can stretch as far as two years for very popular models. Now imagine waiting years for your custom-built grand tourer to arrive, only to have …
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An image of a Lamborghini Espada parked outside.
Trends

The Lamborghini Espada Is a Weird Four-Seater You Can Have For Less Than $100,000

When you think of an Italian hand-built V12-powered grand tourer, the Lamborghini Espada likely isn’t the first car that comes to mind. However, in the 1960s, this unusual Lamborghini offered up just that. One could argue that the Espada arrived under unusual circumstances, mainly since it followed up the industry-shocking Miura. Unlike the Miura, however, …
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An image of a McLaren F1 out on the road.
Trends

There’s Only 1 Mechanic in the U.S. Certified to Repair the $20 Million McLaren F1

The McLaren F1 remains one of the world’s rarest cars ever to hit the road. With values continuing to skyrocket over the last decade, these McLaren owners have to ensure these cars remain in excellent condition. In most cases, this means only trusting a factory-certified technician for all of your service needs. While choosing your …
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An image of a Ford Mustang prototype parked outdoors.
Trends

Secret Ford Mustang Prototypes Showcase Wacky 1960s Designs We Never Got to See

Before the Ford Mustang arrived in the 1960s to create an iconic model, the American carmaker had to examine a few potential prototypes. Oddly enough, three design studios submitted potential options, including Ford Studios, Lincoln-Mercury Studios, and Advanced Products Studio. Since Ford evaluated most of these prototypes secretly, they’ve mostly been kept away from the …
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An image of a crashed car out on the road.
Trends

What Happens If You Get Into a Car Crash During a Test Drive?

Let’s face it. No one is perfect, and statistically speaking, you’re likely to get into at least one car crash during your various years on the road. While crashing will inevitably lead to a bad day, you’re covered by your insurance company in most cases. However, when you crash a brand-new or used vehicle you’re …
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An image of a Lamborghini-powered Formula 1 car out on a track.
Trends

Does Lamborghini Have a Formula 1 Team?

While Lamborghini has created some of the world’s most influential cars ever, the Italian carmaker hasn’t dominated the world of Formula 1. As Drive to Survive on Netflix brings even more new viewers to the sport, many car enthusiasts have begun to notice Lamborghini’s absence on the grid. While the Italian carmaker might not be …
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A digital image of the 2021 Ford Bronco with six wheels.
SUVs

$400,000 2021 Ford Bronco Gets Six Wheels Before It Even Arrives

The 2021 Ford Bronco hasn’t arrived in showrooms across the country just yet. Despite multiple delays, Ford fans across the U.S. remain plenty excited as they await its imminent arrival. Thanks to this popularity, this off-roading SUV is bound to be a massive hit in the aftermarket. In fact, some companies have already begun creating …
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A blue 2021 Volkswagen ID.4 on a dusty lakebed by some desert mountains
Hybrids & EVs

How Far Can a 2021 Volkswagen ID.4 Go? Here Are the Official EPA Numbers

If you’re shopping for a brand-new electric crossover, chances are you’ll end up looking at the 2021 Volkswagen ID.4. However, with stiff competition from Tesla, this electric Volkswagen will need to offer comparable performance if it wishes to succeed. Thankfully, it seems like this crossover is off to a good start, in terms of electric …
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An archival image of a mid-engine Ford Mustang Boss 429.
Coupes

Mid-Engined Ford Mustang Boss 429 Is Yet Another Mysterious Prototype From the 1960s

The Ford Mustang Boss 429 of the 1960s remains one of the best-looking muscle cars of its time. However, with a heavy V8 upfront, this iconic Mustang was by no means balanced or composed. Unbeknownst to the general public, the American carmaker was already toying with the idea of implementing radical changes with potentially massive …
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A 2019 Nissan Motor Co. Rogue sport utility vehicle (SUV) sits on the lot at a car dealership in Joliet, Illinois
Trends

Microchip Shortage Means You Might Have to Pay More for Your Next Brand-New Car

If you’ve tried to buy a brand-new car recently, chances are you’ve encountered the negative effects of a current worldwide microchip shortage. Low inventory and high prices for cars and SUVs are just the tip of the iceberg for a recovering auto market that’s still dealing with the effects of the global pandemic. As USA …
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An image of a yellow Lamborghini Urus jumping over an Aventador.
Trends

Flying $250,000 Lamborghini Urus Jumps Over $450,000 Aventador for YouTube

Let’s face it. As YouTube gets older, stunts have had to get progressively more extreme to go viral. This has resulted in the destruction of expensive cars for the sake of views. Every car involved in this latest story gets to go home without a scratch. More specifically, we’re talking about a Lamborghini Uris and …
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