Editorial Policy
This page explains how ReviewCars researches, writes and corrects its articles, so you can judge for yourself how much weight to give our work.
Independence
Our coverage is decided by our editors alone. Advertisers and the people or companies we write about do not choose our topics, see articles before publication or influence our conclusions. We do not accept payment for favorable coverage.
Sources and accuracy
We rely on primary and authoritative sources wherever possible:
- official statements, court and public records;
- reporting by established news organizations, credited when we rely on it;
- interviews and posts published by the people involved;
- documents, photos and video whose origin we can trace.
Facts are checked against their source before publication. When sources disagree or information is incomplete, we say so rather than guess.
Confirmed facts, rumor and opinion
We separate what is confirmed from what is alleged, rumored or expected. Unconfirmed reports are labeled as such. Opinion and commentary are written so they cannot be mistaken for news reporting.
Headlines
A headline must be supported by the article beneath it. We do not promise something in a headline that the story does not deliver.
People and privacy
We write about public figures in connection with their public lives. We take extra care with stories that involve private individuals, children, grief or health, and we do not publish private details that serve no purpose for the reader.
Images
Images illustrate our articles. Some are illustrations created for this Site and do not show the actual people, places or events described.
Corrections and updates
If we get something wrong, we fix it. Significant corrections are noted in the article. Developing stories are updated as new information is confirmed, and the date of the latest update is shown at the top of each article.
To report an error, write to admin@reviewcars.online with a link to the article and a description of the problem.
Advertising
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