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Robert Crespo

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Orange County, CA
As seen in: Road & Track, Hagerty Classic Cars Magazine, Hagerty Media, Hooniverse, Acceleramota
Covers:  automotive review, automotive news, gear reviews, Event Coverage, how to/diy and anything else really

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Robert Crespo’s Biography

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I am a freelance automotive journalist and a full-time equipment mechanic. I was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area but currently living in Southern California and fully embracing everything it has to offer in the automotive realm.

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Evolution of the Ambulance

Evolution of the Ambulance

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Function to Form

Function to Form

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The Final Stage: How the Ridge Keeps Stage Rally Alive in California

The Final Stage: How the Ridge Keeps Stage Rally Alive in California

One hundred and forty miles of competition, a 4000-foot climb, and a lot of organizing make California's Ridg…

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Volvo Amazon

Volvo Amazon

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Colt Rally Car

Colt Rally Car

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Emissions Part 2

Emissions Part 2

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Jeep's Original Grand Cherokee Tackled Country Roads and Country Clubs

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By Bryan Gerould, Robert Crespo
| Hagerty Classic Cars Magazine Verified
For a long time, everyone just accepted that unless you were buying a Land Rover or G-Wagen, vehicles marketed for their off-road prowess were pretty bare-bones inside. That was definitely the case with products from U.S. automakers, at least through the 1980s. Broncos, Blazers, and Jeeps were basic, rugged, and compromised when it came to on-road manners—all to prioritize handling the unpredictability of the great outdoors.
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Planning for the Future: The Changing Face of Auto Repair Original

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By Bryan Gerould, Robert Crespo
| Hagerty Classic Cars Magazine Verified
Change is afoot in the auto industry, and you don’t have to look very hard to find it. Stellantis is on rocky ground. Honda and Nissan are in talks to merge. And the seemingly on-again-off-again shift to EV propulsion dominates the headlines on a daily basis. That’s all to do with new cars, of course, but the field of auto repair is going through its own changes. Today’s cars require a different skill set than yesterday’s cars did, and tomorrow’s cars will advance requirements further.
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