Just because a car is small doesn’t mean it’s not an absolute blast to drive. Geoff Maxted of DriveWrite Automotive Magazine examines... Read More
PositionResident Brit
JoinedMarch 31, 2016
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Formerly a cycling and mountain biking writer and photography lecturer,
Geoff lives in England and mostly writes about the world of cars and
motoring and life in general. A member of the UK’s Guild of Motoring
Writers, he now provides news, views, and opinions for various
automotive print and online publications. He is not easily pleased.
Can community-sponsored traffic enforcement initiates go too far? And where does the money go when it comes to said traffic... Read More
Has the uncertainty surrounding Brexit pushed the UK to the edge of the cliff? Is economic robustness being compromised for... Read More
Are we taking our jobs for granted? Should we be more thankful to our employers? Should we, as employees, be... Read More
Is there any difference between the almost mythical stately homes of the past and our modern cars? Geoff Maxted of DriveWrite... Read More
From once mighty horsepower machines to the four-door people haulers of today . . . When looking at our current... Read More
As production thins from an ongoing Brexit debate, the future looks uncertain. How will the auto industry in the UK weather... Read More
The Suzuki Jimny is one of those vehicles: it’s not glamorous but it sure is gorgeous. Geoff Maxted of DriveWrite Automotive... Read More
Cars today are better than ever, but are they also more bland than ever? And are today’s cars reviews honest?... Read More
Are today’s cars nothing more than technologically-advanced covered wagons? As our perspectives change with time, what role does the modern car... Read More
The Brexit debate continues with more questions than answers. Threats of tariffs loom for an industry already experiencing a slowdown. Geoff... Read More
Could torque vectoring technology be the answer to range anxiety? Despite the impact of Brexit, the automotive industry continues to... Read More
