What's Happening?
Bob Weber, a renowned automotive columnist known for his 'Motormouth' column in the Tribune, has died at the age of 77 due to heart failure. Weber, a certified master mechanic, provided answers to readers'
automotive questions for nearly 30 years. His column was syndicated to over 600 media outlets globally, making him a beloved figure among car enthusiasts and casual readers alike. Weber's career spanned various roles, including technical writing and editing for automotive trade publications. He was also involved with the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence, contributing significantly to the automotive industry.
Why It's Important?
Weber's contributions to automotive journalism and education have left a lasting impact on the industry. His ability to simplify complex automotive issues made him a trusted source for both enthusiasts and novices. His passing marks the end of an era for the 'Motormouth' column, which has been a staple for readers seeking reliable automotive advice. Weber's legacy will continue to influence automotive journalism and inspire future generations of writers and mechanics.
