Erin Marquis
Social Media Manager, Autoblog
Erin Marquis is a life-long fan of all things made in Detroit, from cars to coneys. She graduated with distinction from the University of Michigan-Dearborn and spent two years covering Detroit's various scandals as an intern with WDET. Failing to find the riches normally associated with public radio, she went deep undercover to produce websites and promotional materials for post-bailout General Motors. Erin rejoined journalism when she hired on with Autoblog in 2013. When she's not writing or obsessively running Autoblog's social media, Erin can be found biking around her hometown of Detroit, racing sailboats, reading up on history, or walking Hank the Autodog.
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