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Ann Arbor, Michigan, is best known for the
University of Michigan, punk rock progenitor Iggy Pop, and foodie favorite Zingerman's Delicatessen. We know, you're wondering why you should care. Well, it's also now home to three of the four major monthly car magazines.
Hearst Corporation has announced that
Road & Track will be moving from Newport Beach, California, to Ann Arbor over the summer, joining its other automotive title,
Car and Driver.
Automobile also calls Ann Arbor home, as does R&T's new editor-in-chief, Larry Webster. He will take over for current boss Matt DeLorenzo on June 4.
Webster had been automotive editor at
Popular Mechanics since January 2010, and worked for
Car and Driver for years before that. He has a mechanical engineering degree from Lehigh University and counts racing and vintage car restoration among his hobbies.
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