Roger Biermann is the Managing Editor at CarBuzz. He specializes in automotive journalism, covering a wide range of topics including cars, trucks, and lorries. Roger's insights and expertise in the automotive industry have earned him features in various prominent publications.
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Roger's articles primarily focus on the automotive industry, particularly individual car models, features, and industry-specific events. Given this coverage, he would likely be interested in receiving press releases related to new car models or major updates from automotive manufacturers.
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By: Roger Biermann
The brand once famous for bringing rally cars to American roads is at risk of fading into performance obscurity.
By: Roger Biermann
Necessary evil or ultimate betrayal? A McLaren SUV is probably coming, but maybe it won't be as bad as everyone thinks.
It may become an endangered species, but the manual gearbox will go the way of the horse, not the dodo.
Only arriving for the 2026 model year, the revival of the Honda Prelude has left enthusiasts divided.
There's been a lot of hate for the Prelude not having a manual, but maybe some of it is misplaced.
Tariffs are nothing new in the automotive world, but for some brands, their American dream could go up in smoke.
Tariffs are nothing new to the automotive landscape, especially in America, where things like the Chicken Tax have greatly influenced our automotive
Porsche has a history of producing limited-run models, be it for motorsport or casual road use, including some phenomenal homologation specials for various types of motorsport.
By: Roger Biermann
Nissan has bowed out of the pickup truck segment in America, but the new plug-in hybrid Frontier is a looker that needs to make it stateside.
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