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  • The Perfect Corner 2
    Adam Brouillard / Paradigm Shift Driver Development
    Learn how the physics of racing can be applied to advanced track sections. We show you the rules needed for double apexes and chicanes, as well as how to link them in complex sequences. Plus you’ll learn the surprising science of optimizing straights.   Finally, the last section will really put you to the test as we break down some of the most complex corner sequences in the wo...
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    20,87 €

  • Secrets of Driving and Automobile Care
    Michael Ghatine
    tips on driving, auto care and maintenance, road safety, auto insurance tips, driving safety, new drivers to North America, young drivers, driving for different road conditions, auto check tips ...
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    14,37 €

  • The Japanese Kei Car
    Etienne Psaila
    Japan’s smallest cars tell one of the most remarkable stories in automotive history. Created within strict limits on engine capacity, length and width, the kei car developed from basic post-war transport into an extraordinarily diverse class of vehicles. Tiny family cars, practical vans, hardworking pickup trucks, turbocharged hatchbacks, miniature sports cars, four-wheel-drive...
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    20,89 €

  • The Van That Moved Britain
    Etienne Psaila
    For more than sixty years, the humble van has carried the tools, goods, people and ambitions that kept Britain moving. The Van That Moved Britain tells the remarkable social and industrial history of the commercial vehicle that became part of everyday national life. From builders, plumbers and telephone engineers to postal workers, emergency services, musicians, racing teams an...
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    20,56 €

  • The Diesel Car Story
    Etienne Psaila
    For more than a century, the diesel engine promised something petrol could not easily match: greater economy, immense low-speed torque and the durability to travel extraordinary distances. What began as Rudolf Diesel’s search for a more efficient industrial engine eventually transformed taxis, family hatchbacks, executive saloons, luxury cars and even victorious endurance racer...
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    21,07 €

  • Rallycross revolution
    Etienne Psaila
    Rallycross was created for speed, spectacle and uncertainty. Several powerful cars launch towards the same first corner, race across gravel and tarmac, and fight for position in heats so short that a single hesitation can decide everything. Rallycross Revolution traces the sport from its experimental beginnings at Lydden Hill in 1967 to the rise of the European Championship, pu...
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    19,94 €

  • Hillclimb
    Etienne Psaila
    From the first fragile automobiles struggling up steep public roads to electric prototypes climbing above the clouds, hillclimbing has remained one of motor sport’s purest and most demanding contests. Hillclimb: Drivers, Machines and Mountain Roads Where Every Second Counts traces the worldwide history of uphill competition through the drivers, manufacturers and extraordinary r...
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    22,39 €

  • PROJECT MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES FOR THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
    Murilo Marson Cerqueira
    The automotive industry is one of the most complex, demanding, and rapidly evolving sectors in the world. Behind every successful vehicle launch lies a network of projects, teams, processes, and leaders working together to transform ideas into reality. In Project Management Principles for the Automotive Industry, Murilo Marson Cerqueira combines nearly two decades of hands-on a...
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    7,57 €

  • Software Engineering and Cybersecurity in Modern Electric Vehicles
    Someah Alangari
    Modern electric vehicles (EVs) are defined by sophisticated software systems that control aspects like power management to autonomous driving features. As vehicles become more connected, the role of software engineering has expanded, bringing cybersecurity to the forefront of automotive design. Ensuring the reliability, safety, and security of these digital systems is critical,...
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    298,33 €

  • Everything About Auto Insurance
    David Phung
    Navigating the world of auto insurance can be confusing, but with The Complete Guide to Auto Insurance, you’ll gain a clear understanding of how to protect yourself and your vehicle. This comprehensive guide breaks down the essential aspects of auto insurance, from mandatory and optional coverages to the key factors that influence your premiums. Learn about liability, uninsured...
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    21,98 €

  • Car Brokers of America Academy
    David Disbrow
    This book is not about me-it’s about you and what you can achieve.With 40 years in dealership management and training, plus nine years of auto brokering and car flipping, I’ve distilled everything I’ve learned into this workbook so you can make money the right way, without the costly mistakes I made along the journey.Over the years, I invested thousands of dollars in seminars, ...
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    21,50 €

  • The Crossover Takeover
    Andrea Marlow
    The family car used to sit lower. It was the hatchback, the estate, the saloon, the station wagon, the MPV, or the minivan - practical, familiar, and shaped around ordinary life. Then, slowly and almost without ceremony, the SUV and crossover took over. The Crossover Takeover: How the SUV Quietly Replaced the Family Car tells the story of how a once-rugged vehicle idea became t...
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    20,24 €

  • The Proving Ground
    Etienne Psaila
    Before a new car, van, truck, bus, hybrid, or electric vehicle reaches the showroom, it has already lived a hidden life. It has been driven on secret tracks, shaken over rough roads, baked in desert heat, frozen in Arctic cold, soaked in rain chambers, tested in laboratories, crashed into barriers, watched by engineers, and revised again and again before the public ever sees it...
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    21,05 €

  • The Road Test
    Etienne Psaila
    From magazine test tracks and stopwatch figures to YouTube verdicts, comparison tests, star ratings, long-term fleets, and electric-vehicle range checks, The Road Test tells the story of how cars have been judged, measured, praised, criticised, ranked, filmed, and argued over. This clear, fact-based motoring-culture book explores the road test as a unique form of automotive wri...
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    21,08 €

  • The V12 Engine
    Etienne Psaila
    The V12 engine has always meant more than power. It has meant smoothness, prestige, sound, excess, luxury, racing ambition, and the belief that mechanical complexity could become beauty. The V12 Engine: Smoothness, Status, and the Cylinder Count That Became Luxury tells the story of one of motoring’s most evocative engine layouts, from early luxury cars and aviation influence t...
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    21,82 €

  • The British Plastic Rocket
    Etienne Psaila
    A low body, a thunderous V8, a fibreglass skin and a reputation that mixed beauty with danger: this was one of Britain’s most unforgettable modern sports cars. The British Plastic Rocket tells the story of a raw, handmade roadster that refused to become polite, polished or ordinary. This clear, plain-English automotive history explores how a small British manufacturer turned fa...
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    20,20 €

  • The Box That Beat Fashion
    Etienne Psaila
    The Box That Beat Fashion: Safety, Utility, and the Square Car People Still Remember is a clear, fact-based automotive history of one of the most recognisable family cars of the late twentieth century: the Volvo 240. Plain, square, safe, useful, and stubbornly unfashionable, the 240 became far more than a sensible saloon and estate. It became the car of careful parents, teacher...
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    20,35 €

  • The Design Statement on Wheels
    Etienne Psaila
    The Design Statement on Wheels: Curves, Circles, and the Coupé That Made Minimalism Famous is an independent automotive history and design-culture book about one of the most recognisable compact coupés of the modern era. Focused on the Audi TT model family, this book explains how a small, rounded, design-led car became far more important than its size suggested. It follows the ...
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    20,45 €

  • The Forgotten Family Hero
    Etienne Psaila
    The Forgotten Family Hero tells the story of the family car that became part of everyday British life without ever needing to be glamorous. It was the car of office car parks, motorway commutes, school runs, family holidays, repmobile Britain, estate-car practicality, company-car lists, diesel economics, used-car bargains and ordinary aspiration. Seen everywhere for years, it b...
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    20,20 €

  • Our Railroads To-Morrow
    Edward Hungerford
    Steam rises in the early dawn as a locomotive thunders across the American landscape, its iron heart pulsing with the promise of change. At a moment when the future of railways hung in the balance, this work captured the urgency, ambition, and ingenuity shaping the evolution of transportation. With a keen eye for the details of railway management and the shifting fortunes of th...
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    23,03 €

  • The Unbreakable Workhorse
    Etienne Psaila
    The Unbreakable Workhorse: The Pickup That Conquered Farms, Wars, and Remote Roads is a fact-based narrative history of one of the world’s most respected pickup trucks. From its 1968 debut to its rise across farms, construction sites, mines, deserts, rural roads, humanitarian missions, off-road routes, and global work markets, this book traces how a practical light truck became...
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    20,50 €

  • The Crossover Spark
    Etienne Psaila
    The family car was once easy to recognise: a practical hatchback, a roomy estate, a sensible saloon, or a clever MPV built around the routines of ordinary life. Then the shape began to change. Drivers wanted the space and usability they already knew, but they also wanted a higher seating position, easier access, stronger road presence, and the confident image of an SUV without ...
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    20,45 €

  • The Little Luxury Rebels
    Etienne Psaila
    In the late 1990s and early 2000s, three compact cars challenged one of the motor industry’s oldest assumptions: that premium always had to mean large. The Little Luxury Rebels: The Small Cars That Made Premium Feel Compact tells the fact-based story of the original Mercedes-Benz A-Class, Audi A2, and BMW 1 Series era, when German premium manufacturers tried to compress enginee...
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    20,50 €

  • The Forgotten Super Saloon
    Etienne Psaila
    The super saloon was the car that refused to choose between responsibility and rebellion. It had rear doors, proper seats, luggage space, comfort, and the manners of an executive machine, yet beneath that sensible shape lived the performance to challenge sports cars. It was the family car with a secret, the business saloon with bad intentions, and the motorway weapon that prove...
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    20,21 €

  • The Desert Toy That Became a Lifestyle Icon
    Etienne Psaila
    In a world of heavier, wider, smoother SUVs, one small boxy off-roader kept defending a very different idea: that capability does not need to be enormous, expensive, or overcomplicated. The Desert Toy That Became a Lifestyle Icon: The Boxy Off-Roader That Refused to Grow Up tells the story of the Suzuki Jimny, the compact 4x4 that grew from a simple rough-road tool into one of ...
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    20,17 €

  • The Tiny City Survivor
    Etienne Psaila
    The Tiny City Survivor: The Two-Seat Car That Made Parking the Main Event tells the story of one of the most unusual city cars ever built: the Smart Fortwo. Tiny, upright, instantly recognisable and often misunderstood, it challenged the car industry’s obsession with size by asking a very simple question: what should a car be when the city itself becomes the main obstacle? This...
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    20,17 €

  • Breathing Fire
    Etienne Psaila
    Why does one engine scream toward the red line while another shoves forward with instant torque? Why does a turbocharged car feel different from a supercharged one? And why do enthusiasts still argue so passionately about naturally aspirated engines, boost, throttle response, sound, and power delivery? Breathing Fire: Naturally Aspirated, Supercharged, and Turbocharged Engines ...
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    20,88 €

  • The Limousine Age
    Etienne Psaila
    From royal state cars and presidential limousines to hotel transfers, airport cars, wedding vehicles, funeral fleets, executive saloons, armoured convoys, luxury SUVs, and modern chauffeur-driven vans, the limousine has always meant more than length. It is a vehicle built around the passenger: comforted, protected, hidden, displayed, honoured, or separated from the ordinary wor...
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    20,26 €

  • The Italian Wedge
    Etienne Psaila
    The Lamborghini Countach did not merely join the supercar world. It redrew it. When Marcello Gandini’s sharp yellow LP 500 prototype appeared at the Geneva Motor Show in 1971, it looked unlike anything around it: low, angular, dramatic, and almost impossibly futuristic. Its wedge shape, scissor doors, rear-mounted V12, and uncompromising stance turned a motor car into a cultura...
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    20,48 €

  • The French Spaceship
    Etienne Psaila
    In 1955, a car appeared in Paris that seemed to have arrived from another time. Low, smooth, aerodynamic, and unlike the upright saloons around it, the Citroën DS did more than introduce a new model. It challenged the accepted language of the automobile. The French Spaceship: Suspension, Style, and the Car That Looked Like Tomorrow tells the fact-based story of the DS through i...
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    20,42 €


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