For Sympatico Autos, he put together a deep-dive look at General Motors’ disastrous introduction of its European Firenza to the Canadian market drafted an authoritative history of the built-in-Canada MCV CH4 supercar and arranged the first wind-tunnel test of a 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona “aero warrior” available online. Major works by the author Nicholas loves exploring overlooked corners of Canadian car culture.

He is a regular volunteer with the Cobble Beach Concours d’Elegance in Owen Sound, Ontario and a frequent participant in Classic Car Adventures’ Maple Mille event in southern Ontario. Nicholas has owned and maintained a 1971 Plymouth Valiant Scamp since 2012 and previously tinkered on a 1929 Ford Model A. Nicholas has also contributed to the Toronto Star’s Wheels section to Hagerty’s editorial efforts and to an assortment of other publications. In 2018, he joined Driving.ca, and was not long after made the News and Features Editor.

Experience Nicholas started out writing news for Sympatico Autos (later renamed Autofocus) before eventually becoming that website’s chief editor. He also holds a Canadian Private Pilot’s Licence (PPL) and has been training to be a concours judge. Specialties include classic-car profiles, automotive history, and stories exploring obscure Canadian car culture Education Nicholas graduated from York University with a Bachelor’s in Professional Writing, and a minor in Philosophy. Summary Driving.ca News and Features editor and a Driving.ca contributor since 2018 Professional writer and editor for over 10 years, seeing publication in some of the most widely read outlets in Canada and the U.S. His specific areas of focus include American cars of the 1930s, ’60s, and ’70s. Nicholas has been part of the Driving.ca team since 2018, and writes specifically about classic cars – like his first and currently only car, his 1971 Plymouth Valiant Scamp – whenever possible, though he also enjoys exploring vehicular history, automotive design, and car culture.

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