Gerhard Horn is a Senior Editor at CarBuzz. He specializes in automotive journalism, covering a wide range of topics including cars, trucks, and lorries. Gerhard's work has also been featured in MSN, showcasing his expertise in the automotive industry.
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Gerhard's coverage is heavily focused on the automotive industry, particularly around new car models and developments within car brands. His focus indicates a preference for press releases and private sector announcements.
When approaching Gerhard, consider providing information about newly released cars, technological advancements in the automotive industry, or exclusive insights into upcoming vehicle launches. Additionally, if you represent a car brand or have insider knowledge of significant developments within the automotive industry, your pitch may align well with his coverage interests.
Gerhard's lack of specific geographic focus suggests that he is interested in global trends and developments within the automotive industry without being restricted to any particular region.
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Car buttons were at their best in the 1980s, and this Mercedes-Benz proves it.
By: Viknesh Vijayenthiran, Gerhard Horn
Find out why this automotive gem – a handcrafted luxury sedan that's surprisingly affordable – is a must-know secret for luxury car enthusiasts.
That eco-friendly vegan leather in your car? It's just rebranded plastic that's been around for decades as leatherette.
As the automotive industry evolves, one engine layout is making a surprising resurgence. But what benefits does this old-school design offer?
The megacar that redefined what's possible on four wheels.
By: Gerhard Horn
The discontinued four-cylinder Supra is now selling for shockingly low prices - some as low as new Miata money.
Bigger is better, right? Well, maybe not always. Here are 10 cars powered by small-capacity, in-line six-cylinder engines.
Mass production and economies of scale are the arch-enemy of specialization. Leaving aside affordability and exclusivity, there's a reason why annual
University study manipulated men's penis size perceptions and found it dramatically increased their desire for luxury sports cars.
By: Gerhard Horn
The V8, rear-wheel drive sedan is dying, but those with a manual gearbox? Those are dying even quicker. But this one just turned it up to 11.
