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As they say in the advertising business, When you're on a good thing, stick to it! And so Chevrolet stayed true to the successful formula it had developed for the large K-5 Blazer SUV and shared with its...

316i, 318i, 320i, 323i, 325i, 328i & 330i (E46 models). Saloon, Coupe & Touring. Does NOT cover 1.6 litre (1596cc) petrol engine, diesel models, Compact, Convertible or M3. Does NOT cover new 3-Series...

W. Borgward, the proprietor of the Hansa, Lloyd and Goliath marques, announced the new 1 1/2 litre saloon in 1954. During final testing it was dubbed Isabella. The engine was a three-bearing, in line four...

Following the success of the London Cycle Guide, Haynes brings cycling to the people with 20 leisure rides designed around the city paths, parkland and riversides of Bristol and Bath, as well as tours...

This book, covering the early years of diesel on Britain's railways, presents a wonderful array of over 200 colour photographs, many of them previously unpublished. All the imagery is reproduced from original...

Not every Buick built between 1963 and 1973 qualified as a muscle car, but the division did build some awesome machines in that period. Most enthusiasts would include among them the 1965-1966 Skylark with...

The Buicks of the late 1940s started out as warmed-over 1942 models, but soon moved on to offer extremely attractive styling. Few motoring enthusiasts would argue against the aesthetic success of the Riviera...

It is interesting to see how the products of car manufacturers go in cycles. The 1963 Buick Riviera was General Motors response to the success of the four seater Ford Thunderbird, which had grown out of...

One way to become the proud owner of a motorcaravan or camper van is to design and build it yourself. Not only can you create a distinctive holiday home, but you can also control the cost. Whether you...

From the author of the best-selling Build Your Own Sports Car for as little as 250 here is a step-by-step illustrated guide to building a single-seater off-road buggy using standard tools, basic skills...

In Brawn GP's sensational debut season, Jenson Button has finally achieved his lifelong ambition to become Formula 1 World Champion. Here is the complete story of Jenson's racing career, from his debut...

Introduced as a 1987 model two years later saw an enlarged engine & reworked suspension, 1990 it got ABS & the new North Star V8 engine. This book is a compilation of road & comparison tests, specification...

The 1967 Cadillac Eldorado marked a turning-point in the evolution of Cadillac's luxury coupe, for this was the first of the line to have front wheel drive. The basic hardware had made its debut a year...

The name Cadillac has always represented the ultimate in luxury motoring. Automobiles bearing the famous coat of arms of French explorer Antione de la Mothe Cadillac were also regarded as being manufactured...

There can be no question as to the automotive styling feature that defined the excesses of the 1950s, the tailfins of a 1959 Cadillac. Never before, or since, has such an outrageous design been used on...

Like the Mustang the Camaro was introduced with a huge range of options enabling buyers to suit their personal preferences. The Camaro quickly established itself as one of the great muscle cars. At this...

The fourth-generation Camaro announced in 1993 was a smaller car than its predecessor. Designed from the start as both coupe and convertible, it followed the Camaro tradition of simple engineering with...

The entry level Capri was a 1300cc model but real performance started much further up the range. In Germany 126mph was available with the fuel-injected 2.6-litre V6 engine, while in Britain a 3-litre V6...

There are two types of people who work on cars: those who have to and those who want to. While there are plenty of guides for people who are working on their cars out of necessity, this book is not one...

From Steve McQueen's famous Mustang to 007's killer Aston Martins, cars are the stars in a number of films, every bit as much as their human occupants. This book reviews the good, the mad and the ugly...