This British media outlet is arguably a more literate and visually appealing read than its American counterparts. Nevertheless, Car still suffers from the key limitation that afflicts the genre — it’s too focused on hyping new cars and trinkets. In other words, the content tilts far more toward thinly veiled corporate marketing than independent journalism.
This blog is apparently no longer online, but I’m not deleting this mini-review because Carpubinsider illustrated the value of independent reporting about the automotive media. I hope that either Eric H. Killorin returns with a […]
(EXPANDED FROM 7/9/2021) The recent death of Jean Jennings is a useful reminder that Automobile magazine’s biggest journalistic contribution was arguably that it elevated an unusually large number of women into senior editorial roles. This […]
Richard M. Langworth is arguably the dean of American automotive history. I suspect that he has authored or co-authored more books than anyone else in the field. More importantly, his writing is noteworthy for its […]
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