Cars By Make A to C - Books

By: Mike Mueller . When Chevrolet created an intermediate car on General Motors' A-body in the early sixties, it created the Chevelle, a car that became a legendary bowtie muscle car, particularly in its Super Sport configurations. Wearing modest "SS"...

By: Steve Statham . Introduced as a mainstream alternative to the unique Corvair, the Chevy II became perhaps the ultimate utility player for Chevrolet. This versatile platform included Chevy II models that served as mundane economy cars, as well as rude...

By: Brooklands Books . The first Sprites were designed as affordable sports cars. They were simple and basic with a tuned Austin A35 engine. The 1961 restyle gave the Sprite a more conventional face, at the same time an MG version was announced. The...

By: Brooklands Books . This book covers the Chevy IIs, Novas and SS models of the '60s and early '70s. 45 articles drawn from the leading motoring publications of the day, cover road and comparison tests, new model introductions, rally and racing...

By: Robert Genat . Super Sport fans take note: The history you have been waiting for has finally been written. "Chevrolet SS" recounts the entire SS story from 1961 through the 1994-96 Impala SS. Chevys SS package of the 1960s separated the musclecar...

By: Brooklands Books . During the 1960s both sales and horsepower of the Chevelles was on an upward curve. The performance models always had V8 engines ranging from the 283cc of the 1964 models to the 454cc in the 1970 SS454. Unleaded gasoline resulted...

By: Doug Marion . Take a trip back in time to when the Chevy II and Nova were the cars of choice for families, new car buyers and racers alike. You'll enjoy full-color photos of the finest restored and original high performance Novas, drag racers, famous...

By: Brooklands Books . This series of books covers the best of the American magazine has to offer on performance cars. There are road and comparison tests, specification and technical data, new model introductions, track tests, development features and...

By: Barrie Price, Jean-Louis Arbey . These post WW1 8-cylinder sporting touring cars were the most successful Bugatti models until the advent of the Type 57, and typify Bugatti style, design and innovative automobile engineering. Here is a thorough study...

By: Brooklands Books . 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 time there was no...

By: Peter C. Sessler . Exquisite factory photographs beautifully illustrate Camaro throughout its entire history. Take an in depth look at the SS, RS, Z28, IROC, Camaro coupes and convertibles. See some rare, hard-to-find photos of concept cars...

By: Nick Walker .  The Alvis Speed Models of the 1930s were and still are among the most desirable high-performance cars of their decade. Less expensive than the Bentley or Lagonda, classier than the SS Jaguar, and more advanced than any of them,...