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Austin-Healey 100 Owners Handbook (97H996E)
This Owners Handbook contains technical data, maintenance procedures, service information & operating instructions. It details service procedures such as changing engine oil, carbureter tuning, adjusting valves, bleeding brakes & clutch.
Austin-Healey 100/6 Owners Handbook (97H996H)
Driving instructions, specs, regular maintenance, and servicing procedures.
Austin-Healey 3000 Mk 1 & 2 Driver’s Handbook (AKD3915A)
Includes general data, controls, maintenance instructions, servicing.
Austin-Healey 3000 Mk III Driver’s Handbook (Part # AKD4094B)
Identification and general data, controls, components, maintenance.
Austin-Healey Big Healeys: All Models 1953 to 1967: The Essential Buyer’s Guide
Interest in Big Healey models has continued to grow since production was halted over 40 years ago, and support for the marque remains strong. This book is an indispensible resource for anyone contemplating the purchase of one of these iconic cars. A candid assessment of each model guides you to selecting the right model for your intended use, and arms you with the essential knowledge to select the right example of this increasingly popular marque.
Austin-Healey Sprite Driver’s Handbook: Mk 1 ‘Frogeye’ (97H1583A)
Instruments and controls, driving instructions, maintenance, etc.
Austin-Healey Sprite Mk 1 Frog-Eye Workshop Manual
General data and maintenance, all components, etc., drawings for the Frog-eye, Akd 4884.
Austin-Healey Sprite Mk 2, 3 & 4 and MG Midget Mk 1, 2 & 3 Workshop Manual
Covers Austin-Healey Sprite Mks. 2, 3, 4; Mg Midget Mks. 1, 2, 3 up to & including car no. Gan 5-153920. (1974 models) Fully illustrated. Akd4021.
Austin-Healey Sprite Mk 3 & Mk 4 and MG Midget Mk 2 & Mk 3 (AKM0036) (1977)
This Parts Catalogue covers Austin-Healey Sprite Mk. 3 and Mk. 4 and the Mg Midget Mk. 2 and Mk. 3 fitted with 1098cc and 1275cc engines. The 1500cc engine is also covered. It is well illustrated throughout with exploded diagrams with sections on engine, clutch, gearbox, transmission, cooling, exhaust, steering, axle, propeller shaft, clutch, brake, electrical, instruments, body, panels, frames, doors, bonnet, boot lid, tail gate, hood, radiator, grille, bumpers, windscreen, windows, mirrors, fascia, heater, ventilation, trim details, seats, road wheels, tools, special fitment, special tuning and part number listings. 346 pages, illustrated with exploded drawings. Publication number AKM0036.
Autobooks Renault 12 1969-80 Owner’s Workshop Manual (OWN 990)
A detailed and well illustrated workshop manual that covers the following Renault models:
• 12, 1977-79
• 12 L, 1969-77
• 12 TL, 1969-80
• 12 TS, 1969-78
• 12 TN, 1974-75
• 12 TR, 1974-75
• 12 Auto, 1975-78
Autocar Trucks: 1950-1987 Photo Archive
In 1950 the Autocar Driver Cab was introduced, which along with the Autocar Sleeper Cab and the Autocar Aluminum Driver Cab, was used on all conventional models produced until Volvo replaced it after purchasing Autocar. In the 1950s Autocar began what it called Custom Engineering, designing each vehicle to the individual customers specific requirements. At this time Autocar focused on models for construction, logging, mining, quarrying and oil production, as well as lightweight over-the-road designs. Large format photos with informative captions illustrate all of the major models produced during this period. A brief history of the Autocar company is included.
Automobile Year 1974-75
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1975-76
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1976-77
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1977-78
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1978-79
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1979-80
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1980-81
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1981-82
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1982-83
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1983-84
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1984-85
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1985-86
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1986-87
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1987-88
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1988-89
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1989-90
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1990-91
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1991-92
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1992-93
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1993-94
This established annual covers every aspect of cars and motor sport, including the year's crop of new models. It also contains additional sections offering pictures and comments on the most exciting concept cars of the year. The world motor industry is described, and car history is included, for example, that of the Mercedes-Benz, the bubble car and catalogue art of the fifties and sixties. The annual reflects the whole range of motor sport, covering FI, American racing, World Championship rallying, sports and GT racing and the international touring car scene. Reports by established journalists in each field are supplied, along with results of races and competitions, and a wealth of photographs. At the same time, the book also features women in motor sport - on the track and in the the pits. It also looks back at the 1951 racing season and offers a celebration (not published before) of the 30th anniversary of Jackie Stewart's first world cahmpionship.
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1994-95
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1995-96
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.
Automobile Year 1996-97
Described by Top Gear Magazine as "The definitive review of the motoring year," Automobile Year is unique. It covers every aspect of cars and motor sport in the preceding year in fact-filled articles and superb colour photographs. Its publication date of early December, together with its eye-catching cover, colourful content and superb print quality, make it the ideal Christmas gift book for any motoring enthusiast. The annual's wide scope avoids the single-minded concentration of an increasing number of yearbooks devoted to specialised forms of racing. One copy of Automobile Year can replace four or five other motor sporting annuals, for while it covers Formula 1, the most popular form of racing, in detail, it also included in-depth reports on rallying and other forms of racing. As well as motor sport fans, Automobile Year also caters for the wider interests of those who are fascinated by road cars and the latest products of the world's motor industry. The major new cars of the year, from family saloons to exotic sports and concept cars, are described and illustrated in large-format pages illustrated by unique photographs. This information, together with expert assessments of the cars and the industry, makes the annual a reference work to be found in the offices of designers, engineers and marketers throughout the world's motor industry. First and foremost, however, Automobile Year is an enthusiast's publication, and its development is tailored to fit that market perfectly.