Fact-Checking Policy – DailyAxle
Last updated: October 5, 2025
Accuracy is the foundation of trust.
At DailyAxle.com, we understand that reliable automotive journalism depends on verified facts and transparent reporting.
This Fact-Checking Policy outlines how our editorial team verifies information before publication and how we handle updates when new data emerges.
1. Our Fact-Checking Approach
Every piece of content — whether it’s a news story, car review, or industry report — goes through a careful verification process before it is published.
Our team confirms details from multiple credible sources to ensure the accuracy of each statement.
We check:
Official data from manufacturers and automotive companies
Information from press releases and regulatory filings
Expert quotes and statements from industry professionals
Verified reports from recognized automobile publications
2. Multi-Layer Verification
To maintain accuracy, our editorial process includes:
Initial Research: Writers collect and cross-check information from at least two independent sources.
Editorial Review: Senior editors validate technical details like specifications, launch dates, and prices.
Final Validation: Before publishing, the article is reviewed again for factual consistency and potential updates.
If there’s any doubt about accuracy, the story is held back until verified.
3. Handling Manufacturer or Brand Information
We regularly report on new vehicles, concepts, and auto technologies announced by manufacturers.
Whenever possible, we link to official brand pages, documents, or statements.
We avoid publishing unverified rumors or leaks unless clearly labeled as such — and even then, we aim for context and balance.
4. Reader Corrections
Despite our best efforts, factual errors can occasionally occur.
If you find any incorrect or outdated information on DailyAxle.com, please contact us at 📧 dailyaxle.com@gmail.com with supporting details.
Our editorial team reviews all correction requests promptly under our Corrections Policy.
5. Continuous Updates
The automobile industry changes rapidly.
Whenever new verified information becomes available — such as updated model specifications, safety ratings, or price revisions — we update our stories to reflect the most accurate facts.
We mark significant updates with a note at the end of the article to maintain transparency.
6. Responsibility and Accountability
Every editor and writer at DailyAxle shares responsibility for factual accuracy.
No content is published without review, and all sources are cross-checked before being cited.