Tara Hurlin is a journalist who writes for Hemmings, a publication focused on classic cars and the automotive industry. Her articles cover a range of topics, including new car releases, car auctions, racing events, and automotive news. Tara's work has also been featured in the Cigalah Group.
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Tara Hurlin's coverage predominantly revolves around automotive industry news, including vintage cars, car events, and new developments from major manufacturers. She would likely be open to pitches that offer unique angles on classic car sales or restorations, updates on racing events or significant milestones for well-known auto companies.
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Over a dozen stolen classic cars were found in a barn in a small town north of Belleville, Canada, after the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) issued a search warrant following a lengthy investigation.
By: Tara Hurlin
Chevrolet dropped a second teaser that portrays the 2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 as the next fastest and most extreme model to roll out of the factory. The high-revving engine is heard clearly in the latest video, giving clues to what will power the C8-generation ZR1 supercar.
GM global design chief Michael Simcoe says a street-legal Cadillac hypercar is something the brand would like to build
Lanzante Motorsport is officially taking the TAG Turbo to new extremes with its latest announcement, a limited-edition Porsche 930 that packs over 600 horsepower into its engine bay in the form of a real F1 engine. Only three examples will be made, but don’t let that stop you from taking a closer look.
Alfa Romeo isn’t about to make reproduced OEM parts for its old cars anytime soon, and as decades pass, the classic car parts availability gets more and more slim for the automotive enthusiasts who strive to keep these Italian classic cars on the road. Unfortunately, another group of rare parts (and even what appears to be complete cars) has found its way to a junkyard.
Ford recently revealed the 2025 Ford Mustang GTD Carbon Series and Performance Package, plus we finally get a peek at the modern muscle car’s interior. In the photos provided by the Blue Oval, the Carbon Series and Performance Package is combined into one Mustang GTD, making it the ultimate pony car.
By: Tara Hurlin
The final Jaguar F-type sports car rolled out of the brand’s manufacturing facility in Castle Bromwich, England, exactly five-decades after the last Jaguar E-type drove off the production line in June of 1974. The 2024 Jaguar F-type will join its E-type predecessor in the official Jaguar Heritage collection, the home of Jaguar history.
The Retro Nissan Z Heritage Edition is Coming to the United States
By: Tara Hurlin
Bizzarrini’s Corsa Revival continuation program began two years ago with the final 5300 GT revival car being completed recently. It didn’t take long for the vintage car revival model to gain attention from the press: The Robb Report selected the Bizzarrini 5300 GT Corsa Revival as the best Continuation Car in the magazine's 2024 Annual Best of the Best Awards.
By: Tara Hurlin
Cadillac is slated to produce two limited-edition Blackwing models in celebration of its Le Mans racing history. The CT5-V Blackwing and CT4-V Blackwing special editions, each featuring unique styling, commemorate the 75th anniversary of Cadillac's unforgettable entries at the 1950 24 Hours of Mans and will be available to order later this year.
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