Expertise
Automotive Reporting, Barnfinds, Performance Cars & Tuning
- With a background in communications and journalism, experience in automotive reporting, and thousands of bylines, Humphrey has been writing about cars since 2016.
- He has a keen interest in performance cars and modifications and spends a lot of his free time tinkering with project cars.
- He's also had a stint working behind the scenes, developing promotional content for marketing agencies that serve auto dealerships and auto repair services, such as AAMCO.
Experience
Humphrey's bitter-sweet relationship with cars started with a parts-bin project car — an 8th Gen Mitsubishi Galant. His love for project cars and background in journalism inspired his writing career. He has contributed to Valnet Inc (Hotcars), The Drive, Autoevolution, WealthofGeeks, where he reported on barn finds, classic cars, performance and tuning, as well as automotive industry trends. Over the years, Humphrey has collaborated with automotive content creators (his work often receiving shoutouts), aligning his written works with videos, boosting cross-platform engagement.
Education
Humphrey has a bachelor's in communication and journalism and is currently enrolled in a two-year automotive engineering program.
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