Lauren Fix

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Lauren J. Fix

Born	February 3, 1964 (1964-02-03) (age 44) Dearborn, Michigan
Occupation	journalist, television personality
Spouse	Paul Fix II

Lauren Fix (born on February 3, 1964) is a New York-based journalist.^[1] She has authored three books on automobiles. She is news journalist and correspondent for CNN and Fox News.

1 Racing career
2 Media
3 Trivia
4 Selected bibliography
5 References
6 External links

[edit] Racing career

Fix began racing in New York in 1981 in the SCCA Solo II Series. She debuted with a third place finish. By 1989, Lauren evolved into a road racer and started winning in her historic 1966 Trans Am Mustang. She competed in SVRA, HSR and the Canadian G.T. Challenge Cup sanctioned by ASN/FIA. Lauren operated the Driving Ambitions Performance Driving School at Watkins Glen International Raceway from 1986 to 2001.

[edit] Media

Fix co-hosts Talk 2 DIY Automotive on DIY, providing demonstrations and tips for auto repair. Lauren has appeared in several magazines including Redbook, USA Today, and Woman's World. She hosted the television show local TV networks called "Car Smarts" and has been featured on Oprah, Fox News and CNN.

Additionally, she is the automotive editor for "Your Life.com magazine", and the author of "Lauren Fix's Guide to Loving Your Car: Everything You Need to Know to Take Charge of Your Car and Get On with Your Life", her 3rd book.

[edit] Trivia

Fix is her real last name. Daughter is Shelby Fix, the Teen Car Coach, named after Carroll Shelby. Husband, Paul Fix, is a professional Trans-Am Series driver.