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
2025 Toyota Camry gets new style, standard hybrid power
If there's one thing Toyota knows, it's the company's loyal repeat buyers. Especially loyal repeat Camry buyers - close to 300,000 people bought them last year.
Porsche charging ahead with electric models, but keeping gasoline power too
For decades, Porsches have been known for their distinctive sound, like that of the legendary 911 sports car. But these days, Porsches may instead be known for the sound of whirring electric motors.
Petersen Museum exhibiting futuristic General Motors designs from the 1950s
These futuristic cars were supposed to be destroyed after being exhibited, but some were secretly salvaged and later restored.
Mercedes-Benz E-Class sedans offer high-tech, luxury and power
The Mercedes E-Class model engines are engineered with a hybrid system to optimize fuel efficiency and all-wheel drive - great for road trips and saving money on California gas prices.
Newest Honda CR-V is powered by a hydrogen fuel cell
If you want one of the most popular SUVs on the road, but with alternative power, there is a hybrid version of the Honda CR-V to help conserve fuel and offer a lower overall carbon footprint.
Attention drag racing fans: NHRA Winternationals returns to Pomona Fairplex
On your marks, get set, go! The legendary quarter-mile at Pomona welcomes the return of the also-legendary Winternationals.
Volkswagen ID. Buzz, new take on iconic VW bus, among company's new electric offerings in 2024
By the end of 2024, Volkswagen will triple its electric offerings, from just one to three, which will include a model that's generated a lot of "Buzz."
Mazda moves to more luxury, technology with newest SUV models
There's still lots of sporty flair in the newest Mazdas, but also a big dose of premium luxury.
Kia introduces the EV9, its new family-sized electric car with third row
The 2024 EV9 is Kia's second dedicated battery-powered vehicle. It has distinctive style and futuristic features. Most importantly, it has a roomy third row seat that can hold teens at the very least.
Porsche gets last laugh 20 years after introducing Cayenne SUV
Twenty years ago, some purists were offended when Porsche introduced a family-friendly SUV. But the Cayenne remains one of the company's biggest sellers.