Porsche ownership, culture, and the stories behind the cars.
CXRedline—Crossing the Redline—is Eric Krohn’s independent automotive publication, built around firsthand Porsche ownership, driving, history, enthusiast culture, and the people who make cars matter.
Three Porsche stories to start with
Everybody Has a First
Buying your first Porsche is equal parts research, anticipation and discovery—followed by something harder to quantify: community.
Porsche: Pop Culture Icon
Why one marque has become more than transportation—part engineering object, part cultural shorthand, and endlessly adaptable.
Where History Lives and Legends Drive
Watkins Glen is one of those places where automotive history is not behind glass. It still moves, sounds and gathers a crowd.
Firsthand automotive writing, not spec-sheet summaries.
CXRedline starts with what cars are like to buy, maintain, drive, live with, and remember.
Most coverage centers on Porsche, with room for automotive history, enthusiast culture, roads, events, and other cars when there is a story worth telling.
Why “Crossing the Redline”?
CXRedline is short for Crossing the Redline—the moment the tachometer sweeps into the red zone.
The name also describes the editorial approach: go past horsepower and specifications into ownership, roads, history, culture, and people.
Porsche, from the owner’s seat.
Buying, maintenance, roads, design, history, and community—what the cars ask of owners and why the experience lasts.
They are about the road, the decision, the mistake, the memory, the person in the other seat—and why the machine mattered in the first place.
Looking for a Porsche or automotive writer?
Eric is available for select features, event coverage, press-car opportunities, and collaborations where firsthand experience and clear storytelling matter.
Coverage includes Porsche ownership, enthusiast culture, automotive history, driving experiences, events, and thoughtful long-form features.