Cars By Make M to Z - Books

By: Norm Mort, Tony Fox . This Essential Buyer’s Guide on Triumph’s popular Stag examines the model’s evolution, features, fittings, performance and typical problem areas through detailed text and colour photographs of both restored and...

By: Karl Ludvigsen . Road, Racing and Aviation Innovation 1900 to 1933 In Ferdinand Porsche - Genesis of Genius, author Karl Ludvigsen reveals a dynamic young innovator who helped to chart the course of the automobile through the first decades of the...

By: Brooklands Books . The new range of S-Class cars (W126) was launched in 1979 with the first UK cars arriving in autumn 1980. These had a new body although still looking like other recent bodies to an untrained eye. The new wedge shape with less...

By: Hartmut Lehbrink . To write an encyclopedia of Mercedes racing drivers is, in essence, to compile a who’s who of the four-wheeled sport. No wonder when, from the very beginning of motor racing, the products of Daimler, Daimler-Benz, and their...

By: Anders Ditlev Clausager . In the 1950s Sunbeam-Talbots and Alpines earned a very good name in rallying, consistently gaining awards in international events and even achieving an outright win in the Monte Carlo Rally in 1956. The star-studded Rootes...

By: Iain Ayre . The Mini is an icon that remained in production for 41 years and was Britain's most popular car. Even when it first appeared, the Mini ignored many long-established design principles and bristled with innovative features, instantly...

By: Brooklands Books . Road & Track Tests Model Introductions Continental Touring Hiht Mileage Reports Specifiations Overhauling Maintenance Bodywork Tuning Data Racing History   Other Details Publisher Code: A-RI24GP ISBN 10: 1855202190 ...

By: Mick Walker . NSU (Neckarsulmer Stricken Union) was not only one of the real pioneers of the German car, motorcycle and bicycle industries, but also enjoyed over a century of production, beginning in 1873 with knitting machines and ending in 1977...

By: Frank M. Orel, Elmar Brummer . Essential for all fans of fine automobile photography The compelling story of a creative business dynasty Three generations of the Porsche family have defined automobile history, in particular the saga of the sports...

By: Graham Robson . Four-wheel-drive was authorised in rallying from 1979, but for a time no serious car-manufacturer even tried to harness it to their cars. Soon, though, it was Audi who produced the world’s first rally-winning four-wheel-drive...

By: Colin Comer . Shelbys are the most iconic performance cars in the history of the American auto industry. This lavishly illustrated work conducts readers through Shelby American's forty-plus years. An exhaustive review of American high performance,...

By: Graham Robson . This is a comprehensive study of the career of one type of rally car – the BMC Mini-Cooper/Mini-Cooper S. In the 1960s the Mini became famous as Britain’s most successful rally car. It combined superb handling, a tiny body...