Jacques Saoutchik, Maître Carrossier: 1948 Talbot-Lago Grand Sport Chassis 110101
by Peter M. Larsen and Ben Erickson

The 1948 Salon de l’Automobile: A Star is Born On October 7, 1948, when the Paris Salon de l’Automobile opened its doors in the Grand Palais just off the Champs-Élysées, it was to a world of postwar austerity. Yet despite the hardship, the great coachbuilders were out in force: Figoni et Falaschi, Pourtout, Franay, Chapron and others showed elegant machinery that everyone wanted, but hardly any could afford. >>>MORE

When Wedge had the Edge
by Gautam Sen

When the 1968 Paris Motor Show opened a surreal wedge-shaped sculpture of steel, glass, and layers of scaly metal astounded showgoers with its daring shape and extraordinary form. The Alfa Romeo Carabo was an exercise in lateral thinking at just about every level. With headlamps covered by retractable slats and doors that opened, for the first time ever, with a scissor action, the Carabo rewrote the rules of automobile design, kickstarting an avalanche of extreme wedge forms—a trend that remained in vogue for the best part of the next two decades. >>>MORE

Lancia Stratos Zero: The Eternal Futurist
by Gautam Sen

Some have dubbed it the “most extraordinary concept car ever”. The Lancia Stratos zero remains one of the greatest concept cars, with design ramifications that are so vast that it deserves a book for itself. Not only did it influence almost every Lamborghini since the Countach LP500, and give birth indirectly to the greatest rally weapon, the similarly named Lancia Stratos HF Rally, but its impact was far and wide at every level of design, automotive or otherwise. >>>MORE

VICTORY DRIVEN: Cadillac V-Series – Twenty Years of Velocity
by Andrew Nussbaum

The 2004 model year carries supreme significance for Cadillac, General Motor’s luxury flagship division, marking the birth of its V-Series ultra-high-performance sub-brand. The V-Series was conceived and cultivated to challenge Germany’s long revered and dominant special variants by wielding the combined might of GM’s most advanced technologies in design, engineering, and racing prowess. >>>MORE

Racing in the Shadows: An Illustrated Retrospective
by John Nikas

One of the most enigmatic teams in motorsport annals, Shadow Racing thrilled audiences around the world and produced some of the most memorable vehicles ever constructed. Emerging from the unique vision of American entrepreneur Don Nichols, Shadow debuted in the Can-Am series in 1969, later expanding into Formula 5000 and Formula One... >>>MORE

Bentley Mark VI & R-Type, Including the Bentley Continental and the Rolls-Royce Silver Dawn
by Martin Bennett

This book is a celebration of the best-selling model produced by Rolls-Royce Ltd when motor car production resumed at Crewe after World War II, the Bentley Mk VI. That model later evolved into the R-Type and the Bentley Continental, as well as a Rolls-Royce counterpart, the Silver Dawn. >>>MORE

Wayne Carini: My Life Chasing Classic Cars
by Wayne Carini, with John Nikas

Wayne Carini is the world’s favorite classic car enthusiast and in My Life Chasing Classic Cars, this beloved and respected gearhead looks back at a lifetime pursuing his automotive passions. My Life Chasing Classic Cars puts you in the passenger seat with Wayne at the wheel talking about his favorite cars, most exciting adventures and revealing some tricks of the trade. >>>MORE

Marcello Gandini: Maestro of Design REVISITED
by Gautam Sen

Arguably the preeminent designer of supercars globally, Marcello Gandini's status as one of the most exceptional automobile designers remains undisputed. Whether he attains the title of the greatest designer ever is contingent on time and the evolving landscape of automobile design. Nonetheless, it is indisputable that Gandini has wielded a profoundly significant influence on automobile design throughout the latter half of the 20th century, and his impact endures well into the 21st century. From iconic vehicles such as the Lamborghini Miura to the Maserati Quattroporte IV, the unassuming Audi 50/VW Polo to the remarkable Cizeta V16T, Gandini has crafted some of the most pivotal cars in automotive history. This book encapsulates the most crucial, as well as some of the lesser-known gems, presenting them in a more accessible format.

Group 44: Bob Tullius and the Rise of Professional Sports Car Racing in America
Bob Tullius, with John Nikas and Neil Smith

COMING EARLY 2025 One of the most respected and successful organizations in motorsport, Group 44 Ltd. established an unprecedented standard of professionalism and helped propel sports car racing into a bold new era. Over the course of more than two decades, the team recorded multiple championships and hundreds of wins in various series, competing with vehicles from American Motors, Audi, Dodge, Jaguar, Lotus, MG, Triumph and Pontiac. >>>MORE