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

  • Hyundai's new upscale Genesis sub-brand has become the first automaker to develop a "skill" for Amazon's Alexa service, which will allow owners to speak certain commands to, say, an Amazon Echo that...

  • Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 concept teased ahead of Monterey debut

    The world's wealthiest car enthusiasts—and a team of our not quite so well-heeled editors—are set to descend on California's scenic Central Coast this week, and it turns out that Mercedes-Benz's Mercedes-Maybach sub-brand will have something to tantalize its core clientele. The...

  • Pristine Porsche 959 headed to auction in Monterey

    If you're of a certain generation, the Porsche 959 was probably featured prominently in your bedroom. Yes, you can admit it: You had a poster, a couple of model cars, and, probably some hastily cut pictures snipped from your favorite car magazines. And, if you happen to have played your cards right...

  • This could be the fastest C7 Corvette Z06 over the 1/4 mile

    It wasn't all that long about that a Chevrolet Corvette took more than 9 seconds to sprint to 60 mph, let alone 150 mph like this 1,100 horsepower beast of a 'Vette Z06 created by the folks at Advanced Modern Performance. All right, so the last time a Corvette leisurely ambled to 60 mph in 9...

  • Toyota 86 gets Ferrari engine transplant

    When Toyota and Subaru got together to build their 86 and BRZ coupes, they weren't thinking about big power. Instead, the 200-horsepower coupe they created was focused more on its balance and light weight—factors designed to evoke sports cars of yore. That's not exactly what drifting pro Ryan...

  • VW mulls sportier Passat

    In an effort to drum up enthusiasm for its relatively slow-selling Passat mid-size sedan, Volkswagen revealed to us that it is toying with the idea of a more sport-oriented model intended to resonate with enthusiasts. The automaker's increasingly autonomous North American region showed us an...

  • Turbochargers are—literally—spooling up, with every major automaker now offering at least one boosted model in their lineups (and one with four turbos).

    Today, our friend Jason Fenske...

  • Shelby GT350 named Ole Yeller inspired by iconic P-51D Mustang aircraft, legendary pilot

    With its striking yellow paint scheme and neon green accents, this Ford Shelby GT350 isn't your average pony car. That's because it was inspired by one of the best-known fighter aircraft ever to take to the skies. Nicknamed Ole Yeller, the special Shelby GT350 is sort of a road-going version of an...

  • Mecum to auction '61 Lincoln Continental loaned to Jackie Kennedy by Ford

    Flash back to 1961 and imagine the most glamorous First Lady ever to take up residence in the White House: Jacqueline Kennedy. To capitalize on her elegance and popularity, executives at Ford Motor Company loaned Jackie a gleaming white 1961 Continental four-door convertible for tooling around...

  • Australian enthusiast builds Batman garage under mansion

    A wealthy Australian man has built something that is a lot more impressive than your childhood bedroom's Batman posters and model cars. It's a "Bat Garage" replica of Bruce Wayne's parking structure from the Hollywood flick "The Dark Knight." As detailed by Molecule and originally pointed out by...

  • Aston Martin dealer honors Spitfire's 80th birthday with special V12 Vantage S

    An Aston Martin dealer in the United Kingdom is celebrating the 80th birthday of the legendary Spitfire aircraft with a special, aeronautics-inspired version of the V12 Vantage S. The Supermarine Spitfire was one of the most effective fighter aircraft during World War II. Designed by R.J. Mitchell...

  • Subaru prices updated 2017 BRZ from $26,315

    Subaru's revised 2017 BRZ will sticker from $26,315 when it hits dealers soon, a modest $125 increase over last year for the entry-level Premium trim level. That figure is for a model with a 6-speed manual transmission. From there, the lineup climbs to $28,465 for a Limited with the manual, $29,565...

  • Thanks to a lucrative licensing deal with Electronic Arts, Porsches have been notably absent from the Sony Digital Entertainment-owned Gran Turismo video game franchise—but that hasn't stopped...

  • When even your golf cart has to be a luxury ride

    For those times when an EZ-Go just won't do, Mercedes-Benz has partnered with a high-end golf cart manufacturer to create what may be the most luxurious way to putt around the course ever created. The Mercedes-Benz Style Edition Garia Golf Car's name may be a mouthful, but this isn't your average...

  • FCA says it will pay you to hack its vehicles

    Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is offering a hefty bounty to hackers willing to test the integrity of its vehicles' digital security. The automaker says it will offer up to $1,500 to hackers who successfully exploit any vulnerabilities related to the cars' increasingly complex integrated infotainment...

  • Not all Ford dealers will be able to service the GT

    Ford's whizz-bang technological breakthrough GT may be too complicated for the automaker to train all of its dealers to service, according to newly leaked documents. Intended only for the automaker's retailers, the documents posted to AllFordMustangs.com reveal that Ford dealers will need to meet a...

  • Aston Martin CEO to personally inspect first 1,000 DB11s

    Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer can add another qualification to his resume: he will be personally inspecting the first 1,000 examples of the automaker's new DB11 to leave the assembly line in Gaydon, England. The executive made the announcement on Twitter, where he also posted an image of an...

  • Porsche recalls 918 Spyder supercar over itsy bitsy seat belt screw

    Porsche is alerting owners of its 918 Spyder that it wants to take a look at the seat belt mounting system in their supercars to ensure that the correct screw is in the correct location. The problem, the automaker says, isn't that the vehicles were assembled incorrectly in Zuffenhausen, Germany...

  • Ford Motor Company [NYSE:F] is hoping to deliver its first GT supercars to consumers by the end of the year, but the Michigan automaker says it isn't quite done fine-tuning the aerodynamics.

    In this...

  • The physics of launching a front-wheel-drive car

    Hot on the heels of his recent video showing us just how to best accelerate in a rear-wheel-drive car, Engineering Explained pro and Motor Authority friend Jason Fenske is back with the physics behind launching a front-wheel-drive vehicle. You may not immediately think "high performance" with a...

  • Dispute over Paul Walker's cars finally settled

    The long-running, often bitter fight over the car collection amassed by actor Paul Walker before his death has finally come to a close. Walker's cars were illegally removed from the warehouse where he had been storing them. A warehouse worker absconded with the cars, but Walker's estate filed a...

  • Vintage sports cars turned into... briefcases?

    When Porsches and Lamborghinis die, do they go to heaven? Well, it turns out that some wind up being repurposed into, of all things, tote bags, briefcases and purses. Canadian firm Mariclaro takes reclaimed upholstery and trim from presumably salvaged high-end sports cars and creates...

  • Behind the scenes at Bentley: Mega gallery

    Few can match the bespoke offerings of the skilled staff at Bentley. For the brand that has long prided itself on its willingness to, say, match your new Continental GT's headliner to your daughter's favorite teddy bear, there are few limitations. That's just what AutoEmotionenTV recently learned...

  • Stopping at intersections could be a thing of the past with autonomous cars

    The traffic light's nearly 150-year run—which predates motor vehicles by about 30 years, since they were also used for horse carriages—may be coming to an end thanks to autonomous cars. Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the Swiss Institute of Technology, and the...

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