Lance Cole Knihy

Focusing on the evolution of Saab, this comprehensive history chronicles the company's journey from the prototype UrSaab in 1946 to its final production in 2012. Authored by renowned Saab expert Lance Cole, the book celebrates the unique spirit and innovative ethos behind Saab's design and engineering, providing enthusiasts with an in-depth understanding of the brand's legacy.

Launched in 1949 as the 92 before evolving into the 93, 96 2-stroke and 96V4, this Saab was in production for thirty-one years

Discusses cars, politicians, governments, and reveals the political 'truth' about British Leyland: cites major figures of power and politics including personal interviews with them

Focusing on iconic models such as the 356 and 911, as well as transaxle Porsches and contemporary vehicles like the Boxster, Cayman, Panamera, Macan, and Taycan, this book provides an insightful commentary on the evolution of the Porsche brand. It delves into the unique features and historical significance of each model, making it an engaging read for enthusiasts and collectors alike.

Design and engineering background. Presentation of E-Type features.

Presentation of 911 features. Examination of model family 901-992 series. Motorsports record and famous drivers.

Saab Celebration is a classic tribute in words and pictures to the beloved brand that was Saab.

Full coverage of the innovative design and genius of Bugatti that lead to the T35.

Covers the Second World War Jeeps produced by Willys and Ford.

Intensive Coverage. Good Quality Illustrations. Informative Information. Each Major Museum Covered.

An enthralling investigation into German aeronautical technology during the Second World War. Explores the many myths, legends and popular conspiracy theories at play, and attempts to uncover the truth of precisely what happened during this pivotal time of technological development in Nazi Germany.

Old cars seen through a new lens, Good factual text, Useful to modelers

The VC10, designed and manufactured by the men who would make Concorde, first flew in June 1962. The design incorporated advanced engineering, new aerodynamics, and design features, to produce a swept, sculpted machine easily identifiable by its high T-tail design and rear-engine configuration.

A detailed yet engaging narrative covering all aspects of the DS story and its variations.

Other books have charted the VC10 in airline life, but this book blends that story with a well-researched tale of corporate and political power play.