Affiliate & Sponsorship Disclosure

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At Truejourno, our primary goal is to provide honest, unfiltered, and real-world reviews of cars, bikes, and scooters. Backed by years of mainstream journalistic experience, we believe in complete transparency with our community.

To keep this website running and to continue delivering high-quality, unbiased content, we participate in various affiliate marketing programs and accept sponsorships. Here is exactly how we handle them:

1. Affiliate Links Truejourno is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program and other affiliate marketing programs. This means that when you click on certain links to products or services on our site and make a purchase, we may earn a small affiliate commission.

  • Does this cost you extra? Absolutely not. You pay the exact same price whether you use our affiliate link or go directly to the vendor’s website.
  • Why do we use them? These commissions help us cover the costs of website hosting, technical tools, and the resources required to physically test vehicles and create in-depth financial and technical analyses.

2. Sponsorships and Advertisements Occasionally, we may partner with automotive brands, accessory makers, or financial institutions for sponsored content.

  • Any sponsored article, video, or social media post will always be clearly marked as “Sponsored” or “In Partnership With.”
  • We only collaborate with brands and products that we genuinely believe add value to our audience.

3. Strict Editorial Independence (Our Promise) Our journalistic integrity is not for sale.

  • Even if we receive a small commission or a sponsorship fee, it never influences our final verdict.
  • If a car or bike has poor real-world mileage, high maintenance costs, or bad build quality, we will say it upfront. Our reviews and financial breakdowns are based on rigorous real-world testing and our commitment to the true facts, not on affiliate payouts.

Last Updated: 10 August, 2026