Benjamin Hunting

Benjamin Hunting writes about cars and car culture for InsideHook. As such, he spends his time test driving and reviewing the most interesting vehicles hitting the market, researching the new trends and classic cars drivers should know, and unearthing curious stories throughout automotive history.

He's also a freelance writer and a regulator contributor at Motor Trend, Car and Driver, Driving Line and Hagerty, as well as one of the hosts of the Unnamed Automotive Podcast. He's been a rave promoter and record label owner, and spent his childhood hacking his own video games on a Commodore VIC-20. When he's not vintage racing, cursing at his vintage race car, or finding new and exciting ways to shoot himself in the foot financially with vehicles that are older than he is, he's creating comic books (Code 45) and cleaning a Sisyphean stack of vinyl records.

All Articles From Benjamin Hunting

Review: The Corvette C8 Is a Radical Vision. Does It Drive Like One?

After years of waiting, Chevrolet's overhauled platform is finally ready for test drives

Toward Understanding the Appeal of Vinyl

It's less practical than Spotify and way more expensive. And maybe that's why we love it.

The Genesis G70 Is the Rightful Heir to Germany's Best Luxury Sedans

With performance more democratized than ever, it’s time to consider Hyundai’s ascendant luxury brand

Review: Did BMW Just Save the Four-Door Sport Sedan?

Your SUV can do a lot of things. But it can't do this.

The 10 Cars We’re Most Looking Forward to Driving in 2020

Yes, the Corvette C8 is one of them. But there are some surprises, too.

The 10 Most Memorable Cars We Drove in 2019

From family-approved daily drivers to barely-legal track cars

Wanna Buy a Concept Car? Here's How, Sort Of.

Not every automaker holds itself to a rigid policy of store-and-destroy

What a Weekend With an F1 Team Taught Me About My Own Driving

We embedded with the Red Bull Racing team at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin

The 2020 Aston Martin Vantage, Reviewed

The all-new coupe suggests that the brand's future will maintain a vintage sporting spirit