V10 Cars That Prove 10 Cylinders Has Always Been The Best Engine Configration
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Siddharth is an alumnus of Coventry University, having completed MA Automotive Journalism and BA Journalism (Honours). Before CarBuzz, he wrote for Rush magazine for two years covering new car launches and in depth reviews, and has a passion for supercars and hypercars. Originally from India, he moved to the UK to pursue his dream of being an automotive journalist.
Siddharth's passion for cars started by seeing tanks and armoured vehicles at a very young age as his father was in the army. His passion grew with Top Gear and it became a ritual to watch every night with dinner.
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