Cars By Make A to C - Books

By: Leo Archibald . Including a performance tuning guide for the AC two-litre engine. There have been a number of books on AC - one of Britain's oldest and most respected car makers - but this is the first to concentrate on the Two-litre Saloon and...

By: Peter Collins, Ed McDonough **VERY RARE BOOK IN EXCELLENT UNREAD CONDITION** At the time, little was recorded about the activities of Alfa Romeo’s World Championship-winning Sports Racing car, the Tipo 33. The model had a long career, as a...

By: David Wright . Part Two of David Wright's extraordinary two-volume history begins with the launch of the trendsetting Alfasud and ends with the company discontinuing local sales at the end of 1992. Featuring charts, ID information and captivating...

By: David Wright . This is the first of a two volume history of Alfa Romeo and starts when the first cars arrived in Australia immediately after WW1. Packed with fascinating information, this volume also contains a large collection of spectacular photos...

By: Brooklands Books . Combine one of Pininfarina's most enduring shapes with a classic twin-cam Alfa Romeo engine, and you have the Spider. In spite of several updates to keep it abreast of the times, the Spider remains immediately recognizable as the...

By: Brooklands Books . When the Alfa Spider was introduced to the UK in 1966 there were many rival sportscars. Twenty-four years later the Spider was still in production. Starting with a 1600 engine the 1750 model was introduced in 1968 and the 2000 in...

By: Brooklands Books . The Giulietta established the pattern for future models from Alfa Romeo: its responsive, high-revving, small-capacity engine was allied to nimble road behaviour and sensitive but predictable handling. The first series Sprint ran to...

By: Brooklands Books . When the Alfa Spider was introduced to the UK in 1966, there were many rival sportscars. Twenty-four years later the Spider was still in production. Starting with a 1600 engine, the 1750 model was introduced in 1968 and the 2000 in...

By: Brooklands Books . Alfa Romeo talked about its Giulia series as having been styled by the wind, that its unusual lines were perfected in a wind tunnel. Be that as it may, the media unkindly described it as being an ugly duckling. Whatever your...

By: Brooklands Books . Alfa Romeos have generally been regarded as sporting cars, whether having two doors or four. The tradition dated back to the early days of the marque but in the inter war years Alfa Romeo established a reputation on the race tracks...

By: David Owen . For more than 90 years, the name of Alfa Romeo has symbolised a proud tradition of engineering innovation, Italian style and ingenuity, and a continuous line of technical development. The company was created in 1916 by the takeover of...

By: Keith Booker . Don't buy a car without this unique illustrated guide! Expert advice will help you to find the best car for your money. With the aid of this book's step-by-step expert guidance, you'll discover all you need to know about...