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Until the 1960s Opel had an image of ordinary middle-class reliability, so GM imported from the US designers and engineers to give the Germany company a change of image in an effort to improve sales. The...

The Manta was introduced as a result of public demand for something other than a box on wheels. Coming after the Capri Open wanted to be sure of having the right car, styling most of all. Initial reports...

De Tomaso's Pantera was a product of the 1960s vogue for big American V8 engines in light and slippery sports coupe bodies. With its Dallara-designed chassis and mid-mounted, American-built Ford V8 in...

The company was set up in 1972 with its first product the J72 in the style of a Jaguar SS100. Built on a tubular frame and with modern Jaguar drive-train and running gear. Next came the De Ville in 1975...

Along with Stirling Moss and Gilles Villeneuve, Ronnie Peterson is widely regarded as one of the fastest drivers never to have won the Formula One World Championship. Like Moss and Villeneuve, the modest...

This do it yourself workshop manual was specially written for the owner who wishes to maintain his vehicle & carry out the bulk of his own servicing & repairs. Step-by-step instructions and many illustrations...

Officially licensed and developed in partnership with the RAF, Planes of the RAF is one of two new interactive sticker and activity books from Haynes aimed at children aged 8-12. Packed with bite-sized...

Service Manual for Plymouth, Dodge & De Soto passenger cars from 1936 through 1942. Plymouth P1 to P14. Dodge D3, D6, D9, D15, D20 & D23. De Soto SP5, SP7, SP8, SP9, SP10, SP11, SP12 & SP14. Detailed information

After years of producing economical and often uninspiring cars Plymouth brought out a high performance vehicle. There were extensive styling changes in 1961 with the removal of the fins, taking of a little...

Immediate post-war designs of most cars, from any manufacturer, had more than a hint of their pre-war brethren and Plymouth was no exception. By 1950 new developments were being made. Although functional...

This book covers Plymouth's musclecars of the 60s and very early 70s. In mid-1964 Plymouth launched its successful sporty compact, the 1965 Barracuda, and in 1966 the 425 horsepower Hemi engine was offered...

In common with almost every other manufacturer, early post-war Pontiacs were little more than slightly modified 1942 models that performed reliably, but were pretty unspectacular in most other respects

Pontiac's design staff pulled a fast one on their straight-laced management when designing the Fiero towards the end of the 1970s. The original concepts showed the car as an economical two-seater commuter...

The Porsche marque is synonymous with Le Mans, having competed in every single running of the 24-hour race since 1951. The streamlined 356 model entered in 1951 ran like clockwork to 20th place, beating...

This series of articles from Practical Classics covers the restoration of a Project Car over a period of two years by John Hill's MGB Centre. This two-seater was brought up to near-new condition, all tasks...

It must be said that there were some far-sighted people working at Chrysler as the twentieth century turned into the twenty-first. Out of several concept cars which were intended to show that Chrysler...

The first Railtons were produced in 1933 from the remnants of the old Invicta company, the basis was a Hudson Terraplane chassis with a straight 8 engine. 1935 was the peak of production using the Hudson...

Railway modelling is as popular as ever today. Its diversity and richness of interest - often with a degree of nostalgia - make the hobby the ideal antidote to the stresses of modern life. This book is...

Twelve miles apart, in Italy's Reggio Emilia region, two small yet intensely dedicated companies built great racing cars and battled each other for supremacy on circuits throughout the world. The fierce...