Location
San Francisco, California
School
Western Kentucky University, San Francisco State University, Southern Utah University
Expertise
Automotive history, Car Culture, Automotive industry
- Steven worked as the face of Corvette's educational programs for several years.
- He has over 400 published articles on the automotive industry.
- He has appeared on multiple automotive podcasts.
Experience
Steven Teleky is a writer and educator who aims to educate, inform, and document everything there is to know about the automotive industry. Starting his writing career in 2015, he worked as the educational specialist for the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky. There, Steven began to write a monthly article titled "Corvette Profiles," which highlighted special Corvettes in the museum's collection. He went on to work for multiple media companies as a contributing writer, with hundreds of articles amassing hundreds of thousands of views. Steven is extremely active in the San Francisco Bay Area automotive scene, covering everything from automotive history to the economics of the current automotive industry to tech tips on classic car restoration.
Education
Steven holds a bachelor's from Western Kentucky University in education and is pursuing a master's degree from Southern Utah University.
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