Andrew Nussbaum’s infatuation with cars began in childhood and has accelerated throughout his 52 years, to near obsession levels. At six-years-old, viewing “Smokey and the Bandit” inducted him into the proud flock of the Pontiac Firebird faithful, where the Trans Am became his first internal combustion love. Coming of age in Queens, NY, in the 1980s, other American performance cars like the Corvette, Camaro and Grand National filled his dreams with horsepower and his veins with octane. Andrew has owned and coveted several Pontiacs, including his lightly-modified 2002 WS6 Ram Air Trans Am that he has had since new.

In 2008 he applied his lifelong automotive aspirations and expressive skills to a new calling as a fledgling automotive journalist. He eventually found dream jobs, researching, writing, and photographing scores of short and long form articles for such magazines as: High-Performance Pontiac Magazine, GM-High-Tech Performance, GM-EFI.com, LSX Magazine and Street Muscle Magazine.com. Andrew is also a member of the Pontiac Oakland Club International (POCI) and has contributed numerous articles to its magazine. Smoke Signals.

In 2018 he wrote World War-V: A History of Cadillac’s V-Series Cars, for LSX Magazine.com. While toiling away on the story of these awesome American machines, a burning, patriotic fire ignited within him. One that would drive him to acquire his mint 2009 CTS-V sedan and foster the epiphany for his first book-Victory: A History of Cadillac’s V-Series, a project that would take three years to complete.

Andrew resides on Long Island with his wife Maria and son Luke.