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Jason Cammisa

Jason Cammisa

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Automotive Journalist and Editorial Video Producer, Writer and Host, Hagerty Classic Cars Magazine

San Francisco

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Sports. But you never know... Maybe if I come across a really crazy story...

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Total articles 86

  • 2016 BMW M2 First Test Review

    By Jason Cammisa Verified| MotorTrend Verified As a car-producing country, Germany has achieved greatness perhaps more than any other land. Funny thing about German car companies, though, is that so many of their greatest achievements have been accidents. The history books are full of cars that happened not by the careful planning you'd expect from a company whose national pastime is Microsoft Excel, but instead from flukes. The BMW 2002 is a perfect example.

    By Jason Cammisa Verified · MotorTrend

    May. 30, 2024

  • 2016 BMW M2 First Test Review

    By Jason Cammisa Verified| MotorTrend Verified As a car-producing country, Germany has achieved greatness perhaps more than any other land. Funny thing about German car companies, though, is that so many of their greatest achievements have been accidents. The history books are full of cars that happened not by the careful planning you'd expect from a company whose national pastime is Microsoft Excel, but instead from flukes. The BMW 2002 is a perfect example.

    By Jason Cammisa Verified · MotorTrend

    May. 30, 2024

  • Never Stop Driving #92: Why save it for the next owner?

    By Larry Webster, Jason Cammisa Verified| Hagerty Classic Cars Magazine Verified “Are you saving it for the next owner?” someone asked me a few years ago, when I was describing the steps I was taking to reduce mileage and wear and tear on my 1965 Mustang. Oddly I have no memory of the place or even the person who shared this wisdom, but every time I see a new nick or blemish on one of my old cars, I calm myself by thinking about those words. I’m not able to keep my cars forever. Obtaining a new one means selling something and I like to try different things.

    By Larry Webster, Jason Cammisa Verified · Hagerty Classic Cars Magazine

    Mar. 29, 2024

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Hagerty Classic Cars Magazine

San Francisco, United States