Carwitter.com is an independant waffle free site for car news and reviews
We won’t babble on about our father’s Hornby train set, and how that relates to the latest car we are reviewing, nor will we have long meandering introductions that you read and wonder, ‘how on earth is this car related?!’
In this fast-paced, social media culture, we believe short and sweet is better. People want to know what is good, what is bad, and that’s it. This is what Carwitter aims to do.
Carwitter has transformed vastly since its inception. We now have a ‘Team’ of contributors who write for free in order to develop their writing abilities, learn how CMS systems work and use the site as a showcase to gain freelance work or paid positions within what is a very tough industry to break into.
Our writers often attend international car launches, motoring events and regional driving days representing Carwitter. All valuable experience that would normally take a good few years to gain if going it alone.
Being totally independent means we need to make money to keep the site running; in that regard, we take on advertorial features and place articles. These will always be marked as ‘advertorial’ or linked to our disclaimer. We try to keep the site as ad-free as possible, as we believe this detracts from the reader’s experience.
We don’t have any big backers and aren’t owned by a group of investors. Carwitter is unbiased and independent.
Pictures
We believe a picture paints a thousand words, which is why we take our own pictures of every car we drive here on Carwitter. We don’t like generic press images.
MPG
Also, we don’t like overinflated MPG figures, so you will only find manufacturers’ Urban MPG rating in our reviews – along with our actual MPG over the course of the loan.
The Team
Adam Tudor-Lane – Owner / Editor
With a different view on Automotive Journalism, direct, to the point; and honest.
Often found behind the wheel of a different car each week, up early of a weekend for photo shoots and working late into the night on fresh content.
Olgun Kordal – Photographer
Olgun is our go-to freelance photographer. A true professional, he captures some stunning moments. Whether it’s static shots on a dull overcast day, or hanging out the back of a car driving through Austria, we wouldn’t use anyone else.
You can view more of his work here – olgun.co.uk
Jason Laroza – Videographer
Often found behind a Canon, setting up a slide rail or piloting a drone, Jason is our default freelance videographer.
Early starts and long days are his order of the day, the footage he captures is nothing less than stunning – so we only summon his talents when we’ve got something extra special to review.
You can view more of his work here – vimeo.com/laroza