The Triumph TR range is among the most popular British sports cars of all, on both sides of the Atlantic. The two-seater roadsters covered in this book range from the basic four-cylinder TR2 introduced in 1953 to the hairy-chested six-cylinder TR6 that finally bowed out of production in 1975.
‘packed with good stuff’ Classic & Sports Car
‘a great reference source’ Classic Cars

The enthusiast following for Triumph cars, especially the sports cars, carries on undiminished, even though the marque has been defunct for over 20 years. Here, from a celebrated Triumph expert, is the inside story of a popular make that has always had a special place in the hearts of sports car enthusiasts, and manufactured some acclaimed saloon cars as well. The varied content includes technical information, driving impressions and buying hints.

This lively book takes a behind-the-scenes look at four-wheeled stars from the world of television. It covers classic programmes of the past, such as The Avengers and Starsky and Hutch, recent series such as Mr. Bean and Only Fools and Horses, and current shows such as Life on Mars and The Apprentice, with a few surprises along the way. Packed with facts, anecdotes and photographs of the cars and their star drivers from the nation’s favourite cop shows, dramas, sit-coms, sci-fi classics and documentaries, TV Cars is a great read for all car and TV buffs, and the perfect Christmas stocking filler.

This is a complete model-by-model guide to 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. TVRs have always stood out from the crowd, as much for their innovation as for their spectacular styling. In this smartly designed book, written by an obsessive TVR enthusiast, each model is described and illustrated, with details of development, evolution and specifications – and along the way the sometimes subtle differences between variants are untangled. This book is essential reading for all TVR enthusiasts and sports car fans.

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 evolving under the new Russian ownership. TVRs have always stood out from the crowd, both for their often controversial styling and for their sheer innovation, and few people would dispute that a TVR has presence. Here, the rollercoaster history of TVR is told through photographs, including many taken behind the scenes during development and production.
'Packed with photos, this is a fine profile' Auto Express

This larger, lavishly illustrated sequel to the best-selling Ultimate Garages will take you inside more than two dozen exotic private garages. The stories behind the design and construction of these remarkable buildings, the collections they contain, and the dedicated and often eccentric enthusiasts who care for them make for eye-opening reading. Examples include one of the finest collections of rare Ferraris; a garage near Detroit where designers from competing manufacturers gather informally to talk cars; and the distinctive homes of concours-winning Duesenbergs and Pierce-Arrows, rare Bugattis, immaculate Jaguars, and an ex-Le Mans Ford GT40, to name only a few.

With its highly readable text and stunning illustrations, this masterpiece of a book tells the story of the creation, evolution and exploitation of the V12 engine. Here is an insightful, analytical and technical history of the V12 engines that have powered some of the most exciting and dramatic cars ever built for road or track.
'detailed and fascinating...a labour of love' Autocar
'a major work...remarkably comprehensively illustrated' The Automobile

To many people, the name Volkswagen conjures up just one image – the Beetle, with its bug-eyed looks and air-cooled, rear engine. However Volkswagen, arguably the world’s best-known car maker, is also rapidly becoming one of the most prolific. The original People’s Car spawned many similarly powered derivatives. This book documents the story of them all, including Karmann Ghia, Transporter, Types 3 and 4, and the VW-Porsche 914.• ‘it’s all in there’ Classic & Sports Car• ‘enough detail for any concours restorer’ Classics

While Volvo enjoys its current sexy image, the enthusiast fan-base for the classic models remains strong. A mix of lively text and sumptuous photography, this book gives an overview of Volvo’s history from its formation in 1925 through to the present, describing the cars in fascinating detail.
‘reminds you that Volvo has built some gorgeous cars over the years’ Daily Express
‘wide-ranging and thorough’ Practical Classics
‘Richard Dredge has made a fine job of this Volvo history’ Octane
‘packed with contemporary photographs’ Evening Standard

Making its début in 1976, the Golf GTI Mk I was the world’s first ‘hot hatch’, defining the genre. VW’s benchmark sporting hatchback has remained the class leader, and today’s opulent Mk IV still bears the genes of its revered ancestors. This colour book – covers the full road car and competition history.
‘the ultimate tribute’ The Sun
‘Butler knows his stuff’ Classic Car Weekly
'Buy it!' VW Motoring