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1001 Cars To Dream of Driving Before You Die

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Informationen zum Autor Simon Heptinstall is a former taxi driver and garage manager who eventually switched to motor journalism. Since his career change he has helped to launch BBC Top Gear magazine and worked as a researcher for the BBC's Extreme Machines and Big Boys' Toys series with Jeremy Clarkson. He has also conducted research for Autocar , AutoExpress , What Diesel and Redline magazines. He edited the Goldfish Guides to cars and commercial vehicles and worked as an editor on The Complete Book of the Car . Heptinstall has been an editorial consultant for Toyota, Peugeot, Lexus and BMW. He once set a world record for motoring madness by driving to twelve countries . . . all in one day. Nick Mason, a founding member of the band Pink Floyd, has had a lifelong passion for motor racing. Since 1973 he has competed regularly in all forms of motor sport, including five times in the 24 Hours of Le Mans race. He has authored two books: Inside Out: A Personal History Of Pink Floyd (2004) and Passion for Speed (2010), co-written with Mark Hales. He is a trustee and chairman of the advisory committee to the National Motor Museum, President of the Guild of Motoring Writers, and a Life Member and Guardian of the British Racing Drivers' Club at Silverstone. Klappentext From Karl Benz through Bruce McClaren to the "Smart car" - welcome to the definitive guide to the greatest cars you can possibly drive on Earth.From Karl Benz through Bruce McClaren to the "Smart car" - welcome to the definitive guide to the greatest cars you can possibly drive on Earth. Zusammenfassung With a preface from founding member of Pink Floyd, Nick Mason. Prepare yourself for the world's greatest road trip. Strap yourself in for a cavalcade of the fastest, biggest, smallest, most expensive, most innovative and downright sexiest motorized vehicles ever produced. Whether you're a vintage car spotter or an armchair petrolhead, 1001 Cars To Dream Of Driving Before You Die brings you the best stories and the most amazing photographs of the finest cars from every corner of the globe. This truly global guide offers a unique history of motoring through the ages, from Henry Ford's pioneering Model T , with its hand-cranked starter, to the latest hi-tech vehicles, such as the Lexus LS 600h, hybrid-powered, 4x4 sports saloon, and reveals the stories behind the cars, the geniuses who designed them, the companies and factories who built them, and the people who drove them. Discover the extraordinary contraptions that started it all more than 100 years ago and drool over today's most spectacular supercars. From the most famous Ferraris and Porsches to ground-breaking sports cars from Brazil, South Africa and New Zealand, 1001 Cars To Dream of Driving Before You Die is the ultimate car enthusiast's companion. Featuring cars chosen by stars, millionaires and world leaders, from James Dean's Porsche 550 Spyder and Al Capone's Cadillac V16 to the classic James Bond favourite, the Aston Martin DB5 , there's a car here for every petrol-head. The ultimate guide for every car fanatic. ...

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Authors Simon Heptinsall
Publisher Cassell Plc
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 03.10.2019
 
EAN 9781788401630
ISBN 978-1-78840-163-0
No. of pages 960
Dimensions 164 mm x 212 mm x 62 mm
Series 1001
1001
You must see before you die
Subjects Guides > Sport

TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING / Automotive, TRANSPORTATION / Automotive / Antique & Classic, TRANSPORTATION / Automotive / Pictorial, Reference works, Gift books, Road vehicle manufacturing industry, Road & motor vehicles: general interest, Road and motor vehicles: general interest

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