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Haynes Publishing 2006 Telephone: +44 (0)1963 442080 Fax: +44 (0)1963 440001 54 Cars in Films Great moments from post-war international cinema by Martin Buckley, Andrew Roberts From Steve McQueens famous Mustang to 007s 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 in car movies, from both sides of the Atlantic. Packed with tyre squeals, obscure facts, moody stills and arty posters. Perfect dip-into reading Top Gear a great reference Daily Express Buckleys writing is a joy Classic Sports Car demonstrates how cars are as much the stars as the worlds greatest actors Daily Telegraph Hardback, 250 x 250mm, 160pp 200 illustrations mainly colour isbn: 1859606822 no: H682 Haynes rrp: 19.99 Citro n 2CV (3rd Edition) by John Reynolds The Citro n 2CV is a cultural icon that formed as essential a part of the French way of life as Beaujolais or Camembert. The pure logic of its engineering and the integrity of its design won it a legion of fans around the world, not least in the UK. Almost seven million of its various versions and derivatives were built, and today, years after its manufacture ceased, it is still as popular as ever. The third edition of this classic book, now with glorious colour photographs, tells the full story. Hardback, 263 x 194mm, 224pp 170 b w, 45 colour illustrations isbn: 1844252078 no: H4207 Haynes rrp: 19.99 NEW August 2006 Andr Citro n Engineer, Explorer, Entrepreneur by John Reynolds foreword by Philippe Citro n This fascinating biography of Andr Citro n is a new version of the critically acclaimed original title, first published in 1996. Through cooperation with the Citro n family, the author gives an insight into Andr Citro ns life and work, charting his progress from privileged childhood to motor magnate, responsible for the first mass-produced vehicles in Europe. Substantially revised and expanded, with many new photographs, this book recalls and restores the reputation of one of the most progressive and imaginative characters in the entire history of the motor car. Hardback, 280 x 230mm, 208pp 170 b w, 50 colour illustrations isbn: 1844253201 no: H4320 Haynes rrp: 30.00 Citro n: Haynes Classic Makes Series Daring to be different by John Reynolds Citro n is a pioneering car manufacturer, with a long line of original, advanced designs and a tradition of engineering excellence and innovation. In over 80 years of production, Citro n has produced no fewer than 28 distinct families of vehicles, many achieving cult status. Told with great expertise and panache, here is the full post-war story of Citro n cars, encompassing such favourites as the radical Traction Avant, iconic DS and cheeky 2CV. Includes technical data, driving impressions and buying advice. well-informed and illustrated history London Evening Standard presented in top-class style Motor Sport Hardback, 270 x 210mm, 160pp 50 b w, 110 colour illustrations isbn: 1859608965 no: H896 Haynes rrp: 19.99 NEW September 2006 Classic British Sports Cars by Jon Pressnell Fifty-six open-top icon roadsters feature in this authoritiative, highly pictorial celebration of classic British sports cars, from the AC Ace to the Wolseley Hornet Special. Individual histories will place each car in perspective, describing its appeal, significance and driving characteristics. Also detailed for each one will be models and variants, yearby-year evolution, specification, performance figures and lots of fun facts. Hardback, 290 x 240mm, 128pp 50 b w, 250 colour illustrations isbn: 1844253090 no: H4309 Haynes rrp: 15.99 NEW April 2006 The Classic Car Book The essential guide to buying, owning, enjoying and maintaining a classic car by Andrew Noakes The classic car scene is flourishing, and many owners are now running classics as everyday cars. This extensively illustrated book provides the reader with all the information needed to choose, run and maintain a practical classic car, whether the owner is fanatical about preserving originality, or wishes to modernise a classic to improve reliability and practicality. Essential reading for anyone contemplating ownership of their first classic car, and for existing owners who wish to maximise their enjoyment of the classic car scene. Hardback, 270 x 210mm, 176pp 300 colour illustrations isbn: 1844252310 no: H4231 Haynes rrp: 17.99 Driving Force The evolution of the car engine by Jeff Daniels This extensively illustrated book traces the evolution of the car engine from the crude efforts of the late 19th Century pioneers through to the cutting-edge technology of today. From wick carburettors to common-rail diesel injection, from atmospheric valves to variable valve timing, the clearly written text explores each decade, describing the significant milestones and illustrating them with examples of appropriate groundbreaking classic engines. This book will appeal to enthusiasts keen to learn more about how and why engines have evolved into todays highly sophisticated units. Authoritatively written, well researched and highly recommended Classic Car Weekly Hardback, 270 x 210mm, 224pp 150 mono illustrations isbn: 1859608779 no: H877 Haynes rrp: 25.00 Elise: Rebirth of the true Lotus by Alastair Clements foreword by Adrian Newey The Elise saw the return of the genuinely exciting sports car. This was the first Lotus for a generation to truly revive Colin Chapmans ideals, proving a worthy successor to the seminal Lotus 7. The Elise was the first modern sports car to generate real enthusiasts, tempting many classic car fans to change their allegiance to this no-compromise contemporary classic. Nearly 11,000 Elises have been built since its 1995 launch. Here is a fascinating insight into how the Elise came to be and how it has been developed since, along with buying advice and specifications for all models. well researched and written Autocar Hardback, 270 x 210mm, 176pp 200 colour illustrations isbn: 1859608574 no: H857 Haynes rrp: 19.99 Extreme Cars The fastest, wildest, craziest, oddest cars ever by Stephen Vokins foreword by Nick Mason Here is an illustrated collection of 250 cars that vary wildly from the norm cars that are instantly memorable for a variety of reasons. These cars, of all ages and types, reflect the personalities of those keen enough to court controversy by designing, making or owning them people who want to make a statement by being different and individual. Many of the cars featured are undoubtedly objects of desire, or in the case of a few unfortunate examples, of ridicule, but they all stand out from the crowd and each one can lay proud claim to its status as an extreme car. Hardback, 290 x 240mm, 144pp 100 b w, 150 colour illustrations isbn: 1844252256 no: H4225 Haynes rrp: 14.99 500 Fantastic Cars A century of the worlds concept cars by Serge Bellu From technologically stunning machines to the plain weird and wonderful, this lavishly illustrated book reveals 500 of the most innovative prototype cars produced by car manufacturers and independent designers. Here is a fascinating pictorial insight into how the motor industry strives to predict, and indeed shape, the future, whilst reflecting contemporary moods and fashions. Concept cars covered in the book span nearly 100 years of automotive history from the 1914 Alfa Romeo 40-60HP aerodynamic concept by Castagna to stunning modern-day designs. comprehensive and fascinating Evo Hardback, 290 x 240mm, 128pp 500 mostly colour illustrations isbn: 1844250393 no: H4039 Haynes rrp: 14.99

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