Elana Scherr is a journalist at Car and Driver. She covers a wide range of topics within the automotive sector, including cars, trucks, and motorcycles, while also exploring themes of travel and tourism, particularly adventure travel. Her work has been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo Movies UK, The Washington Post, and Smithsonian Magazine.
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Elana Scherr's coverage indicates a strong focus on the automotive industry, encompassing car reviews, events, and road trips. She may be interested in receiving pitches related to the latest developments in the auto industry or upcoming events such as new car launches, motor shows, or significant automotive gatherings.
Given her emphasis on event coverage and reviews of cars and other vehicles, she would likely be responsive to pitches offering exclusive access to new vehicle models for review or insights into major automotive events. Additionally, providing unique perspectives on current trends within the auto industry could also capture her attention.
Elana doesn't appear to have a specific geographic focus but is known for covering various aspects of the automotive world with an American perspective.
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Ferraris, Citroëns, and station wagons—all are welcome at the Piazza Affari.
By: Elana Scherr
If you're in Milan, Italy, go to the Museo Alfa Romeo see the superstars in the collection, but stay for the full tour.
By: Elana Scherr
'Overtaken,' by Elisabeth Oliver, combines technical accuracy with a sweet love story in an IndyCar setting.
By: Elana Scherr
From the May/June issue of Car and Driver. It's getting harder to get lost. Civilization creeps like lake ice, encasing the land in smooth ribbons of easily traversed tarmac.
By: Elana Scherr
Veyron owners can redo their cars with modern trends or to match new Tourbillon purchases. Oh, and she also got to drive a Super Sport.
By: Elana Scherr
The surprise of the new is supposed to be earth-shaking, but if you aren't going really wild, than familiar and functional is better than lightly jaw-dropping, especially when it comes to car interiors.
By: Elana Scherr
Veteran racer Dai Yoshihara goes for the front-wheel-drive course record at the 2026 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb.
By: Elana Scherr
Good weather and bad pavement made for quick but challenging runs up the mountain.
By: Elana Scherr
Second chances aren’t just for rom-coms. Sometimes project cars give you another shot at love—and paint.
By: Andrew Krok, Elana Scherr
What started as a one-day race up a driveway is now one of the biggest events on the calendar for hypercar reveals and motorsport celebrity appearances.
