Henry Cesari is a Staff Writer and Mentor at MotorBiscuit. He specializes in automotive journalism, with a focus on car repair, traffic, and the intersection of automobiles with crime and justice themes. Henry's insights and expertise have also been featured in NewsBreak and MotorBiscuit.
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Henry Cesari's coverage primarily focuses on the automotive industry, with a significant emphasis on legal policy and regulation. His articles frequently cite data and government announcements.
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What would you do if your teen was covering the accelerator and the brake at all times?
By: Henry Cesari
When a popular pickup truck moved 100% of assembly south of the border, it won an interesting distinction.
By: Henry Cesari
Imagine pulling into your driveway as tornado warnings ping your phone, only to see an Amazon delivery van parked out front.
Fans of the "bowtie" have something to lord over the "blue oval"
By: Henry Cesari
Imagine this: You're driving through your neighborhood, minding your own business, when—bam!—a rock the size of a grapefruit smashes into your car.
By: Henry Cesari
The auto industry is increasingly global--the most popular crossover SUV in the U.S. is no exception
By: Henry Cesari
On some days of the year you're 40%+ more likely to land deal on a used car
By: Henry Cesari
The buyer thought they had the perfect Christmas gift for their nephew. Then things took a turn...
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