Carty will lead a talented group of automotive experts including managing editor Justin Hyde, editor-at-large Alex Lloyd and road test editor Aki Sugawara.
“We continue to add dynamic editors to our growing digital magazines and we’re thrilled to have Sharon Carty join the Yahoo Autos team, “ said Susan Kittenplan, vice president and executive editor of New Media Initiatives, in a statement. “Sharon’s deep experience in the auto industry coupled with her background in digital media makes her a perfect leader for the team.”
Carty joins Yahoo Autos from AOL’s Autoblog where she was the editor-in-chief overseeing a staff of reporters and videographers. Carty has covered the auto industry since 2002.
She’s broken news on the General Motors and Chrysler bankruptcies, Toyota’s sudden acceleration recalls, and documented the emerging Asian markets by traveling to China, India and South Korea. She served as USA Today’s Detroit bureau reporter and has written for the Wall Street Journal and New York Times.
“Autos is one of the most exciting industries to cover,” Carty said. “It’s a combination of blue-collar grit and white-collar business strategy, with a dash of Hollywood. Yahoo Autos will tell stories that tap into that excitement, and will bridge the gap between enthusiasts and your average consumer.”
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