Jesus R. Garcia

Jesus is a professional writer with 10 years of experience beginning as a reporter for university newspapers before graduating in 2015. Since then he’s applied his craft in different opportunities working as a freelance writer, advertising agencies, law firms, copywriting and corporate marketing teams. In 2016, he joined the Texas Auto Writers Association, becoming the youngest member in its history, and launched his website, Jesus Behind the Wheel. He has contributed written content for Hot Cars, Drive Tribe, Motorious, Quattro Magazine, IMBOLDN, as a weekend editor for The Drive, and formerly held the position of marketing content writer for XPEL Inc. Jesus is currently a newspaper columnist for the Houston Chronicle writing weekly car reviews.

Ducati Lenovo Team Remote Garage Crunches Data in High Gear

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Ducati Lenovo Team MotoGP

Trackside with Ducati Lenovo Team at COTA This past weekend, I received a unique invitation to spend time with the Ducati Lenovo Team at the Circuit of the Americas. Not to watch the race, I was invited a day early to watch and learn how the team uses the latest in Lenovo tech power to … Read more…

Road Testing the Electric Ford F-150 Lightning in Cowboy Country

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2025 Ford F-150 Lightning electric pickup truck

Everyone Looks Good in Western Wear They say anyone can pull off a cowboy hat, wrangler jeans, and a quality pair of boots. I believe it. It is only a matter of finding the right-sized hat, the correct length in jeans, and boots that don’t have that ugly square-toe look. Sorry to those who have … Read more…

Cosmo Tires New GRIPIT XT Off-Road Review in Peru

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JMC Grand Avenue truck off road peru

South of the Equator with Cosmo Tires Among all the legacy tire manufacturers with a history dating back to the industrial revolution, the young brands are trying to leave their mark on the pavement. Companies like Cosmo Tires, a tire brand making a name for itself with style woven into the tread – literally. Style … Read more…

Can the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van Steer You Away from an SUV?

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2025 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 passenger van

2025 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 Passenger Van In the past, I’ve been adamant in my admiration for modern minivans. I adore their plush driving personality and Swiss Army knife versatility while offering decent fuel economy. Now I had the chance to drive the full-size alternative. A 2025 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 passenger van with the optional extended … Read more…

2026 GMC Terrain AT4 Fails to Make the Grade

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2026 GMC Terrain AT4

GMC Terrain Joins the AT4 Lineup The GMC Terrain has been on the market since 2010, offering buyers a compact crossover alternative to the brand’s better-known full-size SUV and pickup trucks. I’ve always liked the Terrain because it’s a small SUV with ample interior space, thanks to a wide stance that makes it look like … Read more…

New Maserati MCPura is 621 Horsepower of Pure Italy

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Facelift for the Mid-Engine Maserati Flagship Maserati debuted the new and improved 2026 MCPura super sports car at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed. This is the first official facelift for the Italian automaker’s current halo car since its premiere launch in 2020. It’s a big deal, so much so that I had to sign … Read more…

Duster Season Finale Review: End of the Dusty Trail

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HBO Duster TV Show

End of the Road The Duster season finale recently aired on HBO Max. The eighth and final episode of this 1970s cosplay crime thriller TV show. As you’d expect, the show ended with a cliffhanger with the hopes of a second season to continue the saga of FBI agent Hayes and criminal wheelman Jim Ellis. … Read more…

Duster Episode 7 Review: Last Stop Before the End

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HBO Duster TV Show

The Most Interesting Character on the Show is a Dead Guy We’re almost at the end with episode seven of HBO’s Duster TV show. As predicted, the show is now trying to throw all the action it can muster to create a big enough cliffhanger to keep our attention for the season finale. Thus far, … Read more…