Location
Southeastern Pennsylvania
Expertise
High-performance cars and motorsport, Automotive technology, Collector cars
- Joe is the host of the All-Wheel Driven podcast for Audi Club North America.
- He has reported from Monterey Car Week, SEMA, The Amelia Concours, The Bridge, vehicle launches and other events while interviewing automotive CEOs, engineers, designers, collectors, and product leaders.
- He is a national high-performance driving instructor, longtime Porsche Club of America regional leader, former SCCA competition license holder, and owner (and seller) of more enthusiast cars that he cares to admit to including a Porsche 718 Spyder RS, 911 Turbo S, and Ferrari 599 GTB.
Experience
Joe began to focus on writing about cars nearly ten years ago, turning a lifelong obsession into a legitimate profession. His work ranges from breaking news and vehicle reviews to deep-dive features, technical explainers, automotive history, and the occasional cautionary tale about someone doing something spectacularly unwise behind the wheel. He particularly enjoy explaining complicated subjects such as powertrains, and vehicle dynamics, in a way that is entertaining and doesn't make the reader feel like they just cracked open an engineering textbook. His bylines have appeared in reputable publications such as Road & Track, AudiWorld, Car and Driver, and more.
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Getting a car to hit 300,000 miles is an impressive feat. While it is doable, most average vehicles will never hit that number, and these are the reasons why.
By Joe Kucinski
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