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Henry Cesari

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Michigan, Vermont
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Covers:  Everything from sweeping changes to the automotive industry to how to troubleshoot an ignition coil. Equally intrigued by old cars and the twin revolution of electrification and automation.
Automotive journalist. Staff Writer at MotorBiscuit. Views are my own. “It always makes me proud to love the world somehow--hate’s so easy compared.”

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Henry Cesari’s Biography

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My name is Henry Cesari and I am an automotive journalist. I am an authority in the electric and internal combustion truck segments. I am trained in journalism as well as anthropology; I often cover how electrification and automation will affect car culture.

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Are Electric Cars Actually Easier to Hack?

Are Electric Cars Actually Easier to Hack?

I interviewed my own sources to dispel myths spread in a recent Wall Street Journal article claiming EVs are …

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MotorBiscuit Exclusive Interview: Expert Reveals How Safe Your Car is From Cyber Attacks

MotorBiscuit Exclusive Interview: Expert Reveals How Safe Your Car is From Cyber Attacks

I sat down with an automotive cybersecurity expert to discuss hacking EVs, holding the charging network hosta…

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Biden's NHTSA Just Killed Your Right to Repair Your Own Truck

Biden's NHTSA Just Killed Your Right to Repair Your Own Truck

I untangled the web of conflicting state and federal laws around right-to-repair and vehicle cybersecurity fo…

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Is Your Car's Air Filtration Making You Sick?

Is Your Car's Air Filtration Making You Sick?

I cited scientific studies to break the story that the unregulated air ionizers in luxury cars may be hazardo…

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Did EV Makers Dupe Early Adopters?

Did EV Makers Dupe Early Adopters?

I revealed the true environmental and humanitarian cost of mining lithium and building electric vehicles, the…

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Did Tesla Engineer Its Infotainment Screens To Fail?

Did Tesla Engineer Its Infotainment Screens To Fail?

Disruption isn't necessarily a good thing, especially when safety's on the line.

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The Forgotten GM Muscle Car Hiding A Corvette Engine For Under $15K

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Modern performance. Muscle car heritage. Reasonably priced on the used market. You may have been told you could only pick two of the three, but that’s not true. There’s a forgotten GM muscle car that’s hiding one of the best Corvette engines of all time. Best of all, you can still pick up a stick shift street brawler on the used market for under $15k. The LS1 V8 Was A Beast In 1997, Chevrolet debuted a brand-new V8 for the new “C5” Corvettes that changed everything.
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The Forgotten Canadian Dealer That Built A 427 Camaro With Twice The Aura Of A Yenko

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In May 1967, an unassuming Canadian policeman was waiting for speeders when a low black muscle car blew by like a rocket ship taking off. When the officer finally caught up, the driver introduced himself as an automotive journalist testing a new car: the 1967 Camaro. But that’s not all, the vehicle in question was a unique black and gold edition with an aftermarket 427 cu-in big block V8, racing suspension upgrades, and a side-exit exhaust that you could hear a mile away. And no, it wasn’t a Yenko.
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The Surf-Themed Mopar Only 700 Buyers Ever Took Home

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Imagine this: You're walking along a beach in the mid 1970s when you spot a bonkers custom muscle car in the lot nearby. The two-door sports surfer decals and a surfboard sticking out of the back, thanks to some kind of rear-seat delete to make enough room. Its upholstery even looks waterproof. As you peer at it, you begin to realize the fit and finish looks nearly factory. But no automaker would be crazy enough to build this thing, right?
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I published my first freelance piece in a newspaper at fifteen years old.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I inherited my grandfather's Remington Noiseless Model Seven. I use it whenever I want to write without the distraction of the internet.

How is social media changing news?

We are creating and consuming more content than any other generation in history--this is the golden age of journalism!