Articles by Sebastian Cenizo
Sebastian started his career with infrequent freelance contributions to Speed & Sound and a handful of small digital publications. But in 2019, his career truly began. He held the position of Deputy Editor at CarBuzz, where he spent nearly six years in various positions, including a concurrent year in the role of social media manager. After constant growth in these positions, he spent the last year as sole News Editor of the publication, helping further and more specifically grow its views, reach, and engagement significantly. In addition, he has experience writing a variety of article types, including news (of course), opinion pieces, features, technical explainers, test drives, and reviews. His passion is in German sports coupes and sedans from the turn of the millennium (he dreams of an E39 M5, or deeper in fantasy land, an E52 Z8 Roadster), but he remains adaptable to and engaged in multiple topics, which you'll see here on Autoblog. The daily driver is an E82 BMW 135i modified with OEM+ bits, but he holds the firm belief that any car can be entertaining with enough miles of experimentation.
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