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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From Lamborghini's V12 monster to Mercedes 6x6 madness - these over-engineered off-roaders push boundaries of capability and luxury.
By: Gerhard Horn
If Ferrari had no interest in the craziest racing formula ever, the F40 would never exist
By: Gerhard Horn
As many of you know, Stellantis has had a rough few years in the product planning department.
By: Gerhard Horn
The BMW i8 is already available at bargain prices.
By: Gerhard Horn
Although the new Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X is the most powerful production series American car ever, it's still not the most powerful American car ever.
By: Gerhard Horn
Much to the relief of the beady-eyed Ferrari 612 Scaglietti , the famous Italian brand has introduced the all-new Luce.
Why would you design a wing that does nothing but make the car worse?
This week, we're celebrating the 1980s on CarBuzz, from the wildest supercars to the coolest daily drivers. Take a trip back in time with us to then the colors were bright, the cars were loud, and EVs weren't even a dream yet.
Two SUVs with lots to offer, but we'd take the Lexus GX.
Car buttons were at their best in the 1980s, and this Mercedes-Benz proves it.
