Alvin Reyes
Location
Manila, Philippines
School
Airlink International Aviation School, Philippine School Of Business Administration
Expertise
Cars/EVs, Aviation, Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)
- Always smitten by the mechanical intricacies of modern machinery, Alvin immersed himself in 10 years of higher education before stumbling unexpectedly into the world of writing.
- As an independent contractor for automotive-based publishing, Alvin has worked with industry bigwigs like GForces and Neomam Studios.
- Alvin has a thing for tire technology and found bountiful opportunities to create tire-based articles, reviews, and SEO-based product descriptions for clients worldwide.
Experience
Alvin has over a decade of experience sharing his thoughts and expertise with car lovers and enthusiasts worldwide. His online publishing career started with a lengthy stint on Bright Hub as an automotive, aeronautics, and pet expert, while his other passion for offbeat adult humor grew during his tenure as Vindictive Vin on Public House magazine. Next, he worked for Isotree as an SEO content editor before arriving at a longstanding automotive editorial stint at Automoblog.net, Auto Vision News, and SlashGear. He also works as the marketing director of independent filmmaker Lookback Pictures.
Education
Alvin has a bachelor's degree in aviation and accountancy.
SlashGear's content hails from a group of experienced technology and automotive editors and a wide-ranging team of writers, engineers, enthusiasts, and experts across consumer tech and transportation. Our goal is to provide up-to-the-minute breaking news coverage as well as original and engaging opinion and editorial content that serves as the ultimate resource for those who want to stay up to date on the latest and greatest the industry has to offer.
Our editors, advisors, and fact-checkers conduct regular reviews to ensure the accuracy, timeliness, and completeness of our articles. Complete information on our editorial process available here.
Stories By Alvin Reyes
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The hybrid Koenigsegg Chimera is one of the most powerful custom-built cars to ever be created, but how much did it cost to make?
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Dodged closed the books on the Challenger line with the 2023 SRT Demon and its Jailbreak variant. How many were made and is it likely to become a collectible?
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If you're unsure if something's wrong, but driving your car feels unusual, it may be a symptom of suspension problems - which can stem from several sources.
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Confused about which side of the car sun shades should face out toward the sun? Find out the best way to position sun shades for maximum sun protection.
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On diesel trucks, unlike gas-powered pickups, the exhaust system operates a bit differently - utilizing vents that serve a purpose specifically for diesel fuel.
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The Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita is one of the costliest and most exotic hypercars on the planet. We can tell you a few reasons why.
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Among the many variants of the highly popular Ford Explorer, the Sport Trac was the first of many midsize pickup trucks that was a very capable hauler.
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Car batteries can stop working correctly for a variety of reasons. The solutions often depend on the age and condition of the battery. Here's what to know.
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The 2024 RAM comes in a variety of trims and sizes, as well as an optional 6.7L Cummins diesel I6. How does it compare to the default 6.4L HEMI?
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Dodge's next generation of electric (and not-so-electric) muscle cars are coming, and they're not giving up on the power the brotherhood of muscle is known for.
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Engine flushes are occasionally necessary for vehicles with sludge-filled engines, though is it really necessary for everyday commuters and well-kept cars?
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Traditional gasoline engines have spark plugs, but diesel engines have something a little different, called glow plugs. How many do you need for your diesel?
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On paper they may be virtually identical performers, but the Honda Civic Type R and Acura Integra Type S offer different slightly driving experiences.
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In 2023, Dodge brought an old name back from the dead with the Hornet GT. This year, the Hornet line continues with a new R/T model. What's the difference?
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While obviously capable of potent performance like its consumer variants, the Dodge Charger Pursuit has plenty of features only officers take advantage of.
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Prior to the oil crisis of the '70s and the automotive industry shakeups in the late 2000s, Ford and Mazda had quite the lucrative business relationship.
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The final generation (for now) of the Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 boasts some incredible stock power, perfect for use as a fun track weapon or drag racer.
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These are two variations of a sporty trim for the Dodge Challenger, but it's clear that the horsepower difference is the defining factor between both.
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The Ford EcoSport was a very popular small crossover in other parts of the world, but when the automaker tried to bring it to the U.S., it didn't go well.
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Motorcycle windshields can tend to fade, get scratched, or become blurry over time, but a little TLC and the right materials can help clear it up like new.
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The Mazda MX-5 Miata is a popular racer and one of the best-selling two-seater roadsters in the world. Take a look here at the new features in the 2024 model.
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While it's likely not the most powerful crossover on the market, the Nissan Kicks does offer enough of titular kick to get great gas mileage for commuters.
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Different standard options are obviously the main draw to a Honda HR-V Sport instead of a base HR-V, but there are some driving differences as well.
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Honda is known for its reliability, while Nissan offers affordability with its SUVs, but which brand sells the better crossover for your driving needs?
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Many swear by Hot Shot's Secret diesel additive fluid, while others don't bother. Here's who makes it, what it's meant to do, as well as customer impressions.
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If you are the new owner of a vehicle with a 5.7-liter Hemi engine, here's how much oil it takes and what kind is recommended for optimal performance.
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Anyone looking to snag an iconic muscle car without spending a fortune should consider the 1985 Pontiac Trans Am, as it's got plenty of heft and heritage.