Slow Car Fast - Zummallen, Ryan
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How did horsepower and speed get so out of control? Do young people still like cars? Who are the automotive icons that will shape car culture for years to come? Slow Car Fast: The Millennial Mantra Changing Car Culture For Good addresses the questions on the mind of every enthusiast who grew up with a dream car poster on their wall, ferreted out through the first-hand reporting of veteran auto journalist Ryan ZumMallen. ZumMallen goes inside the automotive zeitgeist to explain how modern car culture came to be, from the old-school (massive improvements in engineering and technology) to the…mehr

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How did horsepower and speed get so out of control? Do young people still like cars? Who are the automotive icons that will shape car culture for years to come? Slow Car Fast: The Millennial Mantra Changing Car Culture For Good addresses the questions on the mind of every enthusiast who grew up with a dream car poster on their wall, ferreted out through the first-hand reporting of veteran auto journalist Ryan ZumMallen. ZumMallen goes inside the automotive zeitgeist to explain how modern car culture came to be, from the old-school (massive improvements in engineering and technology) to the new-school (the rise of video games and social media). Featuring interviews with dozens of influential voices and ride-alongs in today's automotive unicorns, Slow Car Fast is a must-have for anyone who knows that getting behind the wheel is only the beginning.
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Ryan ZumMallen is an automotive journalist and the founder of Carrara Media, which publishes books for modern car enthusiasts. After multi-year stints as a Senior Writer for Edmunds.com and Trucks.com, he wrote and published two nonfiction books: Slow Car Fast (2019) on Millennial car culture, and Cult of GT-R (2023) on the history and controversy of the Nissan Skyline GT-R. He lives in Long Beach, Calif., with his wife and daughter.