David Zenlea

Detroit, United States

Managing Editor at Hagerty Classic Cars Magazine

Managing editor, Hagerty Insider. Bad mechanic. Nice Jewish boy.

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So Fine in '79: Three Radically Different Rides Recall a Forgotten Golden Age

3 weeks ago | hagerty.com | David Zenlea

Automotive History, Car Profiles, Magazine Features In July of 1979, a beleaguered Jimmy Carter gave a televised address on the compounding crises weighing on the nation and his presidency.
The Mustang Unleashed Driving School is Ford’s Greatest Standard Feature

Sep 23, 2024 | msn.com | David Zenlea

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The Mustang Unleashed Driving School is Ford's Greatest Standard Feature

Sep 23, 2024 | hagerty.com | David Zenlea

This may sound strange coming from a career automotive journalist, but I’ve long felt ambivalent about encouraging people to drive on a race track. Don’t get me wrong: Track driving is awesome—bar none the best way to explore the limits of an automobile and, more than that, a singularly joyous human experience. Yet there are caveats that often don’t make it into our lurid descriptions of sliding through apexes and flying down straightaways. First and foremost, the cost.
America Is Investing in Roads Again. Will We Get It Right?

Jun 18, 2024 | hagerty.com | David Zenlea

This article first appeared in the May/June issue Hagerty Drivers Club magazine. Join the club to receive our award-winning magazine, and as part of the first-ever HDC Days from June 21 to June 23, Hagerty Drivers Club members will be eligible for some amazing deals, cool contests, and epic events and experiences. Not an HDC member? Sign up today!With apologies to the time-traveling Doc Brown, it’s certain that wherever we’re going, we will indeed need roads.
This Israeli minister wants a full-on religious war. His proposals for Ramadan risked starting one.

Mar 9, 2024 | forward.com | David Zenlea

There's a lot to worry about in Israel right now, more than 150 days into the war. The hostages, more than 130 of them, may be running out of time. More than 30,000 Gazans have died, and many more may be on the brink of starvation. Soldiers are still dying in action almost daily. And let's not even think about the northern border.
This Israeli minister wants a full-on religious war. His proposals for Ramadan risked starting one.

Mar 9, 2024 | flipboard.com | David Zenlea

Liberal View8 hours agoAngry at Biden Over Gaza? Let's Talk About Trumpdailykos.com - by Paul Glickman • 8hMany progressives — along with a lot of the Arab community — are furious with President Biden over his handling of Israel’s invasion of Gaza. We got …Bible1 day agoThe ‘Secret’ Gospel and a Scandalous New Episode in the Life of JesusThe Atlantic - By Ariel Sabar • 1dA Columbia historian said he’d discovered a sacred text with clues to Jesus’s sexuality. Was it real?
Navigating Israel's Challenges: Lessons from Shalom Hartman Institute

Jan 28, 2024 | thejewishnews.com | David Zenlea

The question has become more urgent now, as Israel fights for its existence against the worst elements of the Middle East while also trying to preserve its commitment to Western and Jewish values, and American Jews find ourselves increasingly isolated (and at times conflicted) in supporting this fight. A small confession: I wrote some of what you’re about to read months ago, following a magical week at the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem.
Beyond Zoom and Masks Day Schools Reconnect, Rebuild Community

Jan 18, 2024 | thejewishnews.com | David Zenlea

Jewish educators share insights on the joys and challenges of teaching from the past year. Nearly 3,000 students attended Federation-supported day schools last year. The schools cater to different segments and age groups within the community, yet they share the mission of nurturing children in a Jewish environment. Last year, they faced the same challenge: restoring normalcy after years of pandemic-impacted learning.
Gas + Stick: 5 New Sports Cars That Keep the Faith

Jan 12, 2024 | hagerty.com | David Zenlea

Change is afoot. We all feel it. Even if electric vehicles aren’t meeting sales expectations at the moment, it’s not hard to wonder whether it’s closing time for the traditional sports car. At least, for those of us who don’t have millions to throw at one of Gordon Murray’s naturally aspirated, stick-shift hypercars. Fewer than 2 percent of all new cars sold in the United States last year had a manual transmission, and the options dwindle by the day.
Modern cars are always watching us. Should we be worried?

Nov 28, 2023 | hagerty.com | David Zenlea

Nearly 20 percent of drivers admit to picking their nose in their cars. That admittedly gross statistic (based on a U.K. survey) alludes to a larger truth: We tend to think of our cars as private sanctuaries. Yet technology for self-driving cars, much of it already on the market, threatens to turn that sanctuary into a place of intense and constant observation.