Andrew Ganz, Senior Editor

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Andrew Ganz is a valuable contributing editor for Internet Brands. His professional journey includes diverse roles that have enriched his automotive expertise. As the Executive Editor of Telemetry, he honed his skills in the field for a commendable period of one year and seven months. Prior to that, he made significant contributions as a Senior Editor at High Gear Media for four years, where his expertise and insights were highly regarded. He continues as a contributing editor. Born and raised in Dallas, Texas, Ganz embarked on his educational journey at Indiana University at Bloomington, where he pursued a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from The Media School. This solid foundation in journalism laid the groundwork for his future endeavors in the automotive industry. During his career, Ganz also ventured into the realm of public relations, serving as the Press Fleet and Motorsports PR Account Manager at Subaru of America/Automotive Events for nearly two years. This experience provided him with valuable insights into the industry from a different perspective, complementing his journalistic prowess. Ganz's editorial contributions extend beyond online platforms, as he has also worked as an editor for a luxury-lifestyle print publication and various websites. This breadth of experience has shaped his ability to cater to the needs and interests of in-market consumers, specializing in writing that resonates with them. When he's not immersing himself in the world of automotive journalism, Ganz indulges in his passion for car shopping. Whether perusing Craigslist or making actual purchases, he understands the intricacies of the consumer mindset and leverages this knowledge to provide valuable insights to his readers. Beyond his professional pursuits, Ganz finds solace in exploring the captivating back roads of the Rocky Mountains. This spirit of adventure fuels his connection to the automotive world and enriches his writing with firsthand experiences.

Articles

  • Acura is hoping its buyer base will identify well with turning 30.

    The luxury arm of Honda was the first of several premium brands to come out of Japan when it launched in 1986. Although Acura hasn't...

  • Lexani unveils piano-inspired ultra-plush Cadillac Escalade

    If the already luxurious (not to mention ostentatious) Cadillac Escalade isn't quite enough, California coachbuilder Lexani Motorcars has a new option: The piano-inspired Escalade Sky Captain. Decked out in black and white inside, with hints of 24 carat gold trim, the Sky Captain is designed to...

  • BBC planning Top Gear spinoff: Extra Gear

    What's one more gear than the top gear? If you're the BBC, it's Extra Gear, a new spinoff of the network's wildly popular car show. Extra Gear won't have the dynamic trio who made Top Gear into such a success, of course. Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May are set to launch a new...

  • Google, carmakers, ride-sharing services team up to expedite autonomous cars

    The list is a who's who of autonomous driving: Google, Ford Motor Company [NYSE:F], Volvo, Uber, and General Motors Company-backed [NYSE:GM] Lyft have all banded together to create a coalition designed to speed up the process by which autonomous cars will become a road-going reality. The quintet of...

  • FCA engineer sets out to break land speed record

    A powertrain engineer from Fiat Chrysler Automobiles [NYSE:FCAU] will head to the Bonneville Salt Flats in a few months in an attempt to break yet another land speed record. Ken Hardman's goal isn't just to break the existing top speed record for a gasoline engine streamliner up to 3.0 liters, it...

  • Mercedes tests waters with new yacht concept

    Mercedes-Benz has dropped the anchor on a new concept—only it isn't meant to storm an autobahn. The Arrow460-Granturismo, which is referred to as the "Silver Arrow of the Seas" and developed by Mercedes-Benz Style, the design consulting division of the German automaker, is a 46-foot...

  • As Porsche factory driver Patrick Long points out in this last installment of his driver's training course video series, 55 corners and 2300 feet of elevation change over the course of 7.5 miles is...

  • Tesla's upgraded Model S is the first 300-mile electric car

    The first mass-production electric car to boast a highway range greater than 300 miles on a single charge is here. It's the 2016 Tesla Model S 90D. Tesla's updated Model S 90D is now rated at 303.2 miles of highway range, according to measurements taken by the EPA. CHECK OUT: How turbocharger...

  • Ford brands new diesels EcoBlue

    Europeans will now have access to Ford Motor Company's [NYSE:F] newest line of diesel engines, which fall under the EcoBlue banner. Ford today unveiled the 2.0-liter version of its EcoBlue, but it says that more new turbodiesels are headed to showrooms in Europe. ALSO SEE: FreeValve camless engine...

  • Porsche begins making deliveries at Atlanta Experience Center

    Porsche enthusiasts now have a new option for taking delivery of their new sports cars (and crossovers). That's because Porsche has opened an Experience Center located on the grounds of the automaker's new Atlanta, Georgia, headquarters. The Experience Center officially opened yesterday with...

  • Buick unveils China-only LaCrosse Hybrid

    Buick's largest market is also now home to the brand's most fuel-efficient sedan. No, that's not the United States. It's China, where Buick took to the stage at this week's 2016 Beijing Auto Show to unveil the LaCrosse Hybrid Electric Vehicle (or HEV). CHECK OUT: Tesla's upgraded Model S is the...

  • Lego unveils its take on the Porsche 911 GT3 RS

    Lego enthusiasts can now put together their own Porsche. The Danish toy manufacturer has unveiled a brick-by-brick version of Porsche's 911 GT3 RS sports car. Although it looks slightly bionic, the Lego 911 GT3 RS is full of proper Porsche cues all the way down to a script RS logo on the model's...

  • The first designs commissioned by Italian legend Pininfarina by the company's new owner has been shown: A trio of Formula E electric race car concepts.

    Indian conglomerate Mahindra bought...

  • Jay Leno tests the wild Ford Festiva-based Shogun

    What happens when you combine one of the humblest small cars of the 1980s with one of the era's most powerful engines? You get the Ford Shogun, an outlandish custom that could have only been born out of the excess of the early 1990s. Not only that, but the Shogun is part of Jay Leno's private...

  • Jaguar takes wraps off long-wheelbase XFL

    Jaguar traveled to the 2016 Beijing Auto Show to unveil a model uniquely tailored to the Chinese market: A long-wheelbase version of the automaker's midsize XF sedan. Dubbed the XFL (which is unrelated to the short-lived alternative professional football league in the United States), the sedan...

  • Infiniti releases more details on QX Sport Inspiration concept

    Infiniti has released some additional details about its new QX Sport Inspiration, a show car that will undoubtedly preview the automaker's QX50 replacement and other future SUVs. The QX50, which was previously known as the EX, is getting a little long in the tooth. With the exception of a mild...

  • Mazda builds one millionth MX-5 Miata

    Sports car fans should mark today as a day to celebrate the one millionth example of Mazda's MX-5 Miata roadster. Miata number 1,000,000 rolled off the line last Friday at the automaker's assembly plant in Hiroshima, Japan. ALSO SEE: 2017 Porsche 718 Cayman debuts at 2016 Beijing Auto Show The...

  • Hennessey puts drag strip up for sale

    The housing market is booming in metro Houston...and so, apparently, is the drag strip market. Those looking for their own stretch of pavement where they can exercise their rubber burning rides can now pick up their own quarter mile of heaven. Houston-area tuner Hennessey Performance Engineering is...

  • Aston Martin's new Vulcan supercar has arrived down under at New Zealand's Highlands Motorsports Park, an appropriate place for the V-12 monster that was designed specifically for track use.

    With 800...

  • Porsche, Pirelli team up to offer tire options for classics

    One of the biggest challenges for owners of vintage cars isn't keeping them running. It is keeping good rubber around their wheels. As the new-car industry moves toward making 17-inch wheels the default go-to, owners of cars that left the factory with 13-, 14-, 15-, or 16-inch wheels are left with...

  • 2017 Lincoln MKC preview

    Lincoln's entry-level crossover SUV, the MKC, gains a few new technologies for the 2017 model year, highlighted by an auto start-stop system that cuts the engine at traffic lights to reduce emissions and save fuel. The start-stop system is newly available on 2.0-liter, all-wheel-drive versions of...

  • David Beckham's old Ford F-150 headed for auction

    You may not be able to bend it like Beckham, but you can now drive the soccer superstar's old F-150 if you're the lucky high bidder. A Ford F-150 that was first owned by David Beckham is headed to auction held on the sidelines of an all-Ford car show in the United Kingdom. ALSO SEE: Rare Ferrari...

  • BMW celebrates centenary with special V-12-powered 7-Series, fountain pen included

    BMW's flagship sedan will soon be available with a unique trim package that highlights the automaker's 100th anniversary this year. The first 100th anniversary BMW released so far, the "BMW Individual 7 Series THE NEXT 100 YEARS" model boasts more than just verbose nomenclature. (No, we're not...

  • Rare Ferrari could fetch up to $26 million at auction

    An ultra-rare Ferrari [NYSE:RACE] headed to auction next month on the sidelines of the ritzy Monaco Historic Grand Prix could sell for upwards of $26 million. The 1968 Ferrari 275 GTS/4 NART Spider was one of just 10 assembled, and it was the only one originally sold new in Europe. The other nine...

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