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Hannah Elliott

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  1. So do you work with any sort of checklist and say, well, I want to do this and I like, what sort of paces do you put this through?

    2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  2. Once you get to the top, they've got a bunch of V8, right? Yes. Just loves that altitude, right? Just sucks in the oxygen

    2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  3. And if I remember, that was Southern California, right? So you fly out to California, you pick up the car at Bentley, tell us what that day is like.

    2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  4. Gotcha. So now let's, I'm assuming you or the editor or somebody reaches out to whoever, Aston Martin Ferrari, whatever. They arrange the car. All that's administrative stuff. Now it's review day. And let's use the Bentley just mentioned, one of my favorite cars, one of the most beautiful looking things. They did such a spectacular job on the interior. But hold that aside.

    2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  5. How do you distinguish between what the engineers and automotive designers promise and what the marketing people promise? Because there's often quite a lot of daylight between the two

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  6. They're trying to prototype was much purvier. It had that tighter belt line and broader hips and front wheel wells. So you don't read any of the stuff. You come in blend.

    2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  7. Well, good couple of years, and then all the chatter that this was going into production and then the early photos that looked very much, very similar.

    2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  8. No There's lots of the automotive press, there's lots of this car, let's use the Porsche as an example. There was the Mission E. Sure, prototype are that which we heard

    2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  9. How do you go about it? Do you approach it as a blank slate or do you do a lot of homework? And my fear is reading other research might bias you a little bit. So how do you go about that

    2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  10. About your process. First, I want to know how you pick a car to review. I want to know what the steps are like, what sort of research do you do? Is it a blank canvas or do you do some background? Let's start first things first. How do you pick which car you want to review?

    2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  11. When you first were doing reviews for Forbes, was it the New Honda Accord or was it the supercars you're mostly reviewing now?

    2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  12. Plus they're plugged into the entire universe. That sensation of being a white suburban punk, a prisoner in, for me it was Plainview, Long Island, but... That was repeated by millions of people. Anyway. My Chrysler 300 that I paid $100

    2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  13. I love that. That is no longer Kids not only don't they need cars today oh where are we going to go great let's uber that

    2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  14. So you're still too young. My generation Cars represented freedom. Like you lived in the suburbs, your parents would freak if you went into the city. There was no internet. You were not connected to the rest of the world. The entire Bruce Springsteen over of, I have to get out of this place, cars represented.

    2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  15. My shoes later, we can We'll try that later. I'll get a photo. I don't believe it for a second. Yeah, I know. It's crazy. So back to Baylor Journalism School. What led you towards forth?

    2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  16. I don't believe that for a second. I know it does. No one does. I'm 5'10 and a half. I have the doctor's note, and you are towering.

    2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  17. Yes That's right. At the end of the second. It's all about strategy. To get back to you. By the way, that was £100 ago between you and me. You're still lean and lanky. Yeah.

    2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  18. Oh, really? What'd I ran the half one and the two mile relay hardest race. That is a brutal race. People don't understand.

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  19. My boyfriend lives on the West Coast Let's just say roads. Yes, especially during the winter. Yeah, for sure. It is exactly okay. So let's talk with your background. I originally saw your bon line when you were at Forbes doing luxury. What's your background? How on earth did you find your way to car reviews?

    2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  20. This is an extra special edition of Masters in Business. I don't normally bring in guests who are also Bloomberg columnists, but today I've brought in one of my favorite people to read, Hannah Elliott. I normally would say welcome to Bloomberg now, but you have your own desk and badge and you're here half the time, right? I'm here.

    2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  21. Week on the podcast, I wanted to try something a little different. You guys know I'm a bit of an autobuff, and so I brought in one of my favorite automotive riders right here at Bloomberg. Hannah Elliott has been covering cars and luxury goods for the better part of a decade. And we just wonked out about all things automotive. If you're at all interested in Where do I start? Tesla, electric cars, collectible cars, supercars, driving schools, racing, just the future of automotive industry. Well, you're going to find this to be absolutely fascinating. Unfortunately, there's a lot of me in this. You'll just have to get past that because once we start talking about cars, I can't shut the hell up. But if you're at all interested in automobiles, you're going to find this to be a lot of wonky fun. So with no further ado, my conversation with

    2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

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    2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source