Dave Kunz
Dave Kunz has been an employee of ABC7 for a quarter century, becoming the Eyewitness News Automotive Specialist in February, 2001. In addition to his duties as a photographer and editor, his on-camera work makes ABC7 the only station in Southern California with a dedicated reporter covering automobiles and related topics.

Growing up in the San Fernando Valley, Dave always gravitated toward the Southern California car culture that was all around him. His television career started in an unusual way, however. Dave was offered a "temporary, part-time job" at KABC-TV while in college as a business major. Though business would always be something to fall back on (keeping his family happy), broadcasting was continually calling his name. He went on to a formative career in television, first at KTLA and then back at KABC.

Eventually Dave was able to merge his career in television with his passion for things with wheels, and now gets to experience just about anything that runs on gasoline (or increasingly, clean new cars that don't use any), and bring them to Eyewitness News viewers. He is a member of both the Motor Press Guild and the Society of Automotive Historians. Dave also volunteers as an emcee at local vintage car shows such as the Newport Beach Concours d'Elegance, the Palos Verdes Concours d'Elegance and the Art Center Car Classic.

Dave spends his free time with his wife, Suzanne, who helps him keep a small collection of classic cars in (usually) running order.

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Contact:
ABC7 Broadcast Center
Attn: Dave Kunz
500 Circle Seven Drive
Glendale, CA 91201
818-863-7777

Dave's Stories
Keeping it cool: Tips to reduce extreme temps inside your car and the tech that can help
People often say it feels like an oven outside during a heatwave, and that can be especially true for your car's interior. But there are ways to keep your car a bit cooler so it's not so much like an oven when you first step into it.
Hyundai planning range of rugged mid-size SUVs and pickup trucks
Hyundai continues to be a brand on the move, and now it appears to be moving into a new automotive arena: rugged mid-size trucks.
Dodge Charger now offers electric or gas-powered muscle, but still no V8
Three years ago, Dodge was saying farewell to its previous muscle cars, along with the Hemi V8 that had become synonymous with them. Many were labeled as "Last Call" models.
The supercars and super sports cars utilizing electric power, hybrid technology, as well as gasoline
In recent years, there's been a move toward electric power for supercars and super sports cars, or at least a lot of talk of that.
New vehicles priced under the $30,000 mark, including one EV
There's often sticker shock these days when purchasing anything, especially new cars, but there are bargains to be found on some new models - particularly if you can live without an SUV.
SoCal car culture a big part of the all-American love of automobiles
If you were to make a list of things in American culture with strong roots in Southern California, car culture should certainly be on it.
Honda celebrating 50 years since groundbreaking Accord model debuted
It was June 1976 when Honda, still known primarily as a motorcycle brand, doubled its automotive offerings with the Accord, joining the Civic in showrooms.
Pasadena furthering itself as local hub of future automotive design
The new General Motors Advanced Design Studio brings together the creative talents of designers, engineers, and crafters to create the concept cars meant to dazzle and amaze.
Porsche unveils one-of-a-kind 'Toy Story' cars to benefit charities
You've got a friend in ... a Porsche? Buzz, Woody, and Jessie are fueling a trio of custom cars and giving back in a big way.