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The fastest way this site improves is an owner or a technician telling us where we got something wrong. We do not use a contact form. Write to one of the two addresses below and it lands directly in an inbox a person on our editorial team reads.
Readers and corrections
Anything about a published article
Our editorial inbox. Read by the research and fact-checking team.
- A figure, cost or interval that looks wrong
- A recall or service bulletin we did not account for
- A question about something we published
- A vehicle or problem you think we should cover
contact@thethrottletimes.com
Replies within one to four business days
Business, press and legal
Anything addressed to the company
Handled by KCS Global Group rather than the editorial team.
- Media and press enquiries
- Advertising and partnership proposals
- Privacy and data requests
- Copyright notices and legal correspondence
info@thethrottletimes.com
Replies within three to five business days
Which inbox to use
If you are unsure, write to the editorial address. We move messages to the right team rather than sending them back to you.
| What you are writing about | Send it to |
|---|---|
| A correction to a published article | contact@ |
| A question about an article or a figure we used | contact@ |
| A vehicle, model year or problem we should cover | contact@ |
| Reporting a broken link or a site fault | contact@ |
| Press, media or interview requests | info@ |
| Advertising, sponsorship or partnerships | info@ |
| Privacy requests and data deletion | info@ |
| Copyright, trademark and legal notices | info@ |
What to include so we can act on it
Corrections get handled fastest when we can verify them without writing back to ask. Four things make that possible.
- The article link Paste the full URL of the page, not just its title. Several of our articles cover the same model across different years.
- The exact line or figure Quote the sentence or number you are disputing. It saves us guessing which of several claims you mean.
- Your vehicle year, model and engine For example: 2019 Ford F-150, 5.0L. Problems and costs shift between model years and configurations, so this often resolves the question on its own.
- The source that contradicts us A recall number, a service bulletin reference, a page from the owner’s manual, or an invoice. We correct against documents, so a document is what moves it fastest.