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Mark Takahashi

Los Angeles

Freelance Automotive Journalist at Freelance

Automotive journalist, glutton, craftsman

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Articles

  • 2 weeks ago | cargurus.com | Mark Takahashi

    The 2026 Toyota bZ receives more than just a name change (formerly the bZ4X). It now features faster charging, a bigger battery, more driving range, and a big jump in horsepower. Will it be enough to launch Toyota's EV offering from afterthought to segment leader?

  • 1 month ago | msn.com | Mark Takahashi

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  • 1 month ago | capitalone.com | Mark Takahashi

    Mercedes' iconic SUV has gone electric, but kept its imposing looks and impressive off-road ability. Apr 16, 2025 | 7 min read Mark TakahashiBefore it became a status symbol, the Mercedes G-Class was a military vehicle, so it has an unusual history. Despite evolving over the last few decades, its lineage is still clear to see — but with the introduction of the electric 2025 G580 with EQ Technology, this famously rugged SUV takes on a greener demeanor.

  • 2 months ago | autoblog.com | Mark Takahashi

    SEVILLE, Spain – For decades, it was easy to admire Aston Martins from afar for their instantly recognizable styling and glorious noises from their eight- or 12-cylinder engines. From the driver's seat, however, past models have been a bit of a disappointment, with blatant parts sharing from the dark days of Ford ownership to shoddy workmanship and performance that wasn't as trustworthy or predictable as rivals.

  • 2 months ago | autoblog.com | Mark Takahashi

    Not that we want to rehash memories of the pandemic lockdown, but if there was one vehicle that exemplified that period, it would be the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter cargo van. In Amazon livery, of course. This big box on wheels was last redesigned in 2019, just in time for, well, you know. For many, those Amazon vans were a lifeline and welcome sight rolling down their street, screechy reverse chime and all.

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