The Corvair was General Motors? answer to the Chrysler Valiant and the Ford Falcon. It came with a rear-mounted, air-cooled flat-six engine that turned out to be heavier than anticipated...
In tracing the Minors history, Saddlestone describes in detail the many variants of saloons, convertibles, Traveller estate cars, light vans and pickups. Valuable information is provided to aid in model...
Designed as an inexpensive car for rural France in the early post-war years, the Citroen 2CV, with its twin-cylinder engine, high clearance, and no-frills design, was ideal for taking produce...
All the episodes of the Jaguar Monthly series, 'A-Z of Jaguars and Derivatives' are brought together in this book. It is a unique reference source that encompasses all the Jaguar...
Introduced in 1959, the BMC Mini set new standards in small car design and in the process became an automotive icon. This new book takes an affectionate look back at...
This is a pictorial account of Britain getting back on the road after WW2 and appeals to all motoring enthusiasts. A truly unique collection of evocative scenes depicting war-torn society...
Features Be prepared! - much of this is sensational The truth behind the Mini's Monte Carlo disqualification in 1966 Never before published photos and internal memos and documents An insight...
A collection of road tests, comparison tests, new model introductions, long term tests, and other articles taken from the world's leading motoring magazines. Covers the MGA, Magnette, Midget, MGA MKII,...
The Austin-Healey 100 and 3000, in all their variants, were raced and rallied extensively and enthusiastically from the very beginning in the early 1950s. For over ten years big Healeys,...
Hot rodding has always been about taking something that Detroit built and making it leaner and faster. At the epicenter of the movement was a cast of driven men who...
A complete photographic record of all the cars produced by Blackpool-based TVR, from the earliest 'specials' built in the early 1950s by founder Trevor Wilkinson, to the latest muscular supercars...
The Interceptor was launched by specialist British car producer Jensen in 1965. It was intended to be a rival to grand tourers from the likes of Aston Martin and Jaguar,...
