Warren Brown, who has written about the auto industry for The Washington Post since 1982, is ending his Cars column.
In his last column, Brown writes, “It is appropriate that I finish this last column for The Washington Post on Christmas Eve. It is an ending and beginning — for me and, looking forward, for the global automobile industry.”
After covering the auto industry for the business news section, Brown became a freelancer for the Post in 2009 but continued to write the column. In 2012, he received the Lifetime Achievement Award during the 16th Annual Urban Wheel Awards.
Martha Hamilton, a business news co-worker from the Washington Post, gave Brown a kidney in November 2001. Hamilton and Brown went on to write a book, “Black, White, and Red all over.”
Brown has a bachelor’s degree from Xavier University in New Orleans and a master’s degree in journalism from Columbia University.
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