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Chase Bierenkoven

Chase Bierenkoven has been obsessed with cars his whole life and now finds joy in sharing what he’s learned from his own daily drivers. Chase earned a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice and Criminology with a focus on legal studies from the Metropolitan State University of Denver and quickly became an automotive journalist. When he isn’t writing, Chase is either driving his passion project, a 2004 BMW M3 in Carbon Schwartz Metallic, or playing around Colorado’s terrain, mainly mountain biking and skiing. He follows Matt Farah, Henry Catchpole, Kristen Lee, Donut Media, and many others. Chase joined our team in 2021.

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Apple CarPlay shown on the infotainment screen of a new Ferrari FF

Tips, Tricks & Trends

Most Expensive Apple CarPlay in New Cars – How Much Is Too Much?

Apple CarPlay is the gold standard for in-car phone integration, and comes standard in most cars. But some automakers still charge exorbitant prices for it.

A silver Chevy Bolt under a lightbox at an auto show

Hybrids & Electrics

Cheap EVs: The 2021 Chevy Bolt EV Gets Massive $12,000 Discount

Chevy is looking to bring budget-conscious buyers to their brand with a steep discount on their Bolt electric vehicle

The red and silver badge of Jaguar, featuring the snarling big cat

Tips, Tricks & Trends

Building Your Own Classic Jaguar Could Land You in Big Legal Trouble

As the popularity of restomodding continues to rise, manufacturers have had to make a choice between free publicity and defending their intellectual property.

Tips, Tricks & Trends

Audi Launches First in-Car Subscription Service That Actually Makes Sense

Audi has a new in-car subscription service that looks to change the way its customers navigate. Is Audi's new way THE new way, or just another failed attempt to usurp Waze?

An image of a Nissan Skyline GT-R parked in a photo studio.

Tips, Tricks & Trends

How Much Does It Cost to Import a Nissan Skyline Into the U.S.?

Importing a Nissan Skyline, or any Japanese car, can be an intimidating task. Thankfully, one company has set out to make the process as painless as possible for their customers.