Brooklands Books

By: Brooklands Books . Alpina started in the mid-1960s as the purveyor of tuning accessories. By the time the first cars in this book were built they were a sophisticated entity and put together as a...

By: Andrew Everett . Book Description How to restore E30-3 Series BMWs built between 1982 & 1994. A bible, covering all models from the 316 to the M3. Advice given on acquiring a good E30 plus...

By: Brooklands Books . The first generation of K-bikes offered unique qualities and decent performance although there was excessive engine vibration, underdamped suspension and a hyperactive...

By: Brooklands Books . Description This portfolio covers the life and times of the most iconic of German cars, the BMW M3. Racing is clearly part of its heritage and it is the car that enthusiasts,...

By: Brooklands Books . The BMW M5 was the first of its genre - high performance four-door family sedans - and which has now become the benchmark for such cars. Other manufacturers have followed but...

By: Brooklands Books . 50 articles covering the singles and twin bikes including road tests, engine analysis, touring, specifications, performance data, new model introductions, technical features...

By: Brooklands Books . This book on BMW bikes, deals with the twin cylinder range manufactured from 1971 on. Articles including road, comparison and long distance tests, new model introductions,...

By: Brooklands Books . There seems to be no end to the world's insatiable desire for vehicles that purportedly have more than one use. This has seen an explosion in demand for so-called Sports...

By: Brooklands Books . BMW have rarely built roadsters. In 1936 the 328 and 1956 the 507 spring to mind. In 1986 the Z1 used 3-series mechanicals and sold in small numbers. This, however, paved the...

By: Brooklands Books . The Z3 broke new ground at BMW. Surprising as it may seem for a company whose reputation depends so heavily on sporting performance, there had never before been an affordable...

By: Brooklands Books . Carl F. W. Borgward, the proprietor of the Hansa, Lloyd and Goliath marques, announced the new 1 1/2-litre saloon in 1954. During final testing it was dubbed 'Isabella', up to...

By: Martin Lawrence . Description   Until now, the man whose racing cars have won more victories than anyone else's, and whose design skills have brought fame to hundreds of drivers and made...