Tyler Dupont

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About Tyler Dupont

Tyler began his love for the automotive world from in front of a television screen, playing games like Gran Turismo and Need For Speed. While cars have always been his passion, he pivoted towards studying the English language and working as an academic editor. He decided to return to what he loved, putting his love for cars and technology out there for the world to see, writing about everything automotive. He is a proud life-long learner, looking for any opportunity to grow his knowledge base and expand his horizons.

Author Details

Back in 2022, Tyler joined the TopSpeed team. He has since become an integral part of the team, acting as an expert for internal combustion vehicles. He does not limit himself to any particular topic, covering anything from rare classic cars to ‘best of’ lists which help people find the most value-for-money new vehicles on the market. He has covered live events, reveals, breaking news, and everything in between and is always looking to grow his skills and impact in the world of automotive journalism.

Industry Focus

With a versatile skill set and an unwavering commitment to accuracy, Tyler has established himself as a go-to authority on all things automotive. From in-depth analyses of industry trends to timely coverage of breaking news, Tyler has a knack for research. However, it's in the realm of finding the best value new vehicles that Tyler truly shines. His expertise lies in dissecting vehicles and understanding exactly what you are paying for, giving you the information you need when buying a new car in any segment.

Favorite Car

There is a seemingly endless number of cars that Tyler would quite happily put among his favorites. When he was a child, everything Porsche tickled his fancy. As he grew into his teens, he was taken by the JDM movement, and the Mazda RX-7 quickly hit the top of his list. In truth, though, his favorite car is quite a humble one. The first car Tyler ever drove was a 2010 Renault Twingo, and despite its ludicrous French-ness, it captured his heart with how fun it was to drive, even though it only had 76 horsepower.