Who is the best writer/blogger on Ferraris?

Doug Demuro...

 

My vote for eloquence is Scuderiawithstickplease.

Otherwise it is Flash, because he has to contort himself into all types of impossible positions in order to write his views.

 

LOL.

I don't think he's referring to Fchatters specifically, but if he is I would put Marcel or Ed Niles at the top of the list, for vintage cars at least.

 

Guy haven't seen you in awhile hope life is good bud !

 

Chuck Norris, aka Rob Lay???

 

Kirk F. White, at least with regard to the early history of the marque in the US.

"Don't Wash Mine" By: Kirk F White

 

BWAHAHAHA! Now *that's* funny!

 

I go with Marcel

 

I've been busy stalking you on IG!

 

NeuroB or scud with stick are both highly elegant to the point of bringing/moving me to tears at times.

Joking aside, both our excellent writers/posters for different reasons.

 

I haven't seen a post by scud stick in while. Used to enjoy his video links. Where's he been?

 

Just checked his last activity here was early November

 

His sometimes acrimonious forum comments aside...
I enjoy Brian Crall.

 

That is the funniest quote of the day...

 

With risk of patronizing you, Darius, methinks the answer might be Themaven.

-Joe

 

Old school, Ken Purdy for sure.

He wrote a number of articles for Playboy, and a great biography on Sterling Moss.

Matt

 

I tried to send him an e-mail but it was returned because his box was full.

I hope he is OK.

 

Frankly, I have not read anything exclusively on Ferraris or any other make in a very long time. I sometimes read about the problems people have with their cars on Ferrari Chat; but other than that, I'm not interested in reading other people's opinions.

 

You are in the wrong place then, because that's what this place specializes in

 

Yeah, you gotta point there.

 

uh oh that doesn't sound too good.

 

The problem with Doug Demuro (and most journalism) is that he never approaches something from a fresh perspective. There is always unreasonable bias and some sort of unrelated angle being pushed. Half the time, the writer doesn't even include all the information about a car. Bloggers feel that their opinion about the car is more important than the facts.

Of course blogs are inherently personal and opinionated, but no one takes a diary seriously. "Jim sucks because he is with Stacy" is the same thing as "the La Ferrari sucks because it is a hybrid."

I think the best blogger isn't a specific person, but merely someone that is fair and let's the subject speak for itself.