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There’s lots to explore at Car Show Safari News, including our editorial section of reviews, commentary, personal experience stories, and more! At the CarShowSafari.com Editorial News Page, we cover everything from top tips on how to host a successful car show to thought-provoking editorial news commentary on modern ridesharing apps. Here, you’ll find our recurring blogs and columns, including So You Want to Have a Car Show, dedicated to making every automotive event the very best it can be and the Car Mudgeon series, which gets frank and funny about topics that affect every auto enthusiast.

The Editorial Page helps to set Safari News apart from other listing sites and automotive news outlets. Not only do we share the news as it takes place, but we work to give it context and meaning, and to provide the resources and information enthusiasts and the hobby deserve! Our team of expert writers are first and foremost car lovers, and we look forward to sharing their informed, unique, and sometimes unexpected thoughts and opinion with our readers!

Ride-Sharing Apps Lyft Congestion in an Uber Way

by Ruby Rae Scalera | Oct 28, 2018

Nashville is not the first small city to turn down such transit initiatives, meaning it will not be the only small city to regret such a decision in the next decade, when booming development and the related ubiquity of traffic and ride-sharing apps create an impossible to untangle web of downtown congestion without reprieve.

An Ode to the Chatterbox Diner

by Ruby Rae Scalera | Sep 17, 2018

And yet, despite how far away it actually was, the Chatterbox was an incontrovertibly important part of my childhood.

What’s an Automotive Journalist?

by Ruby Rae Scalera | Aug 27, 2018

Because writing about cars isn’t just writing about cars. Not always. When it comes to being a reporter with a passion for the automobile, you have to be an expert on a whole lot more than just the automobile.

Tucker: The Man and His Dream

by Ruby Rae Scalera | Aug 13, 2018

I find it so interesting that this film is nowhere to be found. If Tucker were operating in today’s day and age, like Elon Musk or Christian Von Koenigsegg, the story would have been different.

The Bland Blazer of 2020

by Bob Marlow | Jun 25, 2018

That’s the extent of the reporting that we have seen thus far surrounding this announcement, overlooking, in our opinion, the fact that the new Blazer will be derivative in every way. It will, to torture a phrase, blaze no new trails.

The Race of Gentlemen Phenomenon

by Ruby Rae Scalera | Jun 13, 2018

The Race of Gentlemen triumphed for another year as vintage hot rod owners, racers and spectators gathered on the beach to witness a classic car event unlike anything else. The weather was forgiving, the crowd enthusiastic and the general atmosphere one that will not only survive in this new age of the classic car hobby but, ultimately come to dominate it in the next few years.

Predictions for the 2018 Car Show Season

by Ruby Rae Scalera | May 23, 2018

For most of us, the car show season is just beginning, and I’d like to make a few predictions about what we’re going see at auto events this year.

Electricity is So Hot Right Now

by Ruby Rae Scalera | May 15, 2018

Look at where the automotive world has come in the years since these cars first hit the road, and try to argue that alternative energy is showing signs of fatigue.

Top Gear vs The Grand Tour: Who’s the Winner?

by Bob Marlow | Apr 4, 2018

When Jeremy Clarkson was given the sack by the BBC, it resulted in there being two high-concept car-related television programs where previously there had been one. With the benefit of having now seen two series each from The Grand Tour and from Top Gear, we are prepared to declare which one is best.

A Love Letter to the 1957 Corvette

by Ruby Rae Scalera | Feb 14, 2018

No matter what you do this Valentine’s Day, though, we can all agree that there’s nothing cooler than a love for the classic car. In honor of the holiday, I want to share the story of the first classic I ever fell in love with.