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Book Garage
When it comes to a passion for cars, the bookshelf is just as exciting as the auction block or race track. From muscle cars and hot rods to famous automotive figures and manufacturers of yesteryear, join us as we flip through the pages of some of the most inspiring automotive books in print today.
In his latest book, author Robert McGowan guides you through everything you need to know about owning your dream Porsche... Read More
Corn dip, jambalaya, Doritos casserole, Mexican spaghetti, shrimp and grits, and poundcake are among the dozens of recipes in the new Nissan Family Cookbook! The book is a collection of 140 family-favorite recipes and treats shared by employees of Nissan’s U.S. manufacturing team. Did we mention there are recipes in... Read More
365 Sports Cars You Must Drive provides overviews and fun facts about the greatest, oddest, most beautiful, and most ill-considered... Read More
Author Pete Lyons chronicles the story of the iconic and mysterious black Shadows. Inspiration for the book came from the... Read More
If you grew up as I did, you probably had a number of car posters on your wall. We used to have these book fair events at our school a couple of times a year. My father would give me extra scratch so I could pick out different car and... Read More
Author Jon Saltinstall paints a masterful picture of Niki Lauda’s approach to racing. From the Brabham days to the McLaren... Read More
Engineer and designer turned author, Nigel Bennett produces an instant classic. Bennett’s work gives us a glimpse into the world... Read More
Two Summers follows the twelve races that comprised the 1954 and 1955 seasons. At the center was a car that would later make history: the Mercedes-Benz W 196 R. Our Book Garage series showcases what every enthusiast should add to their library. Two Summers is a delightful book that tells the tale of the Mercedes... Read More
Four decades after his tragic death, Mickey Thompson’s name and accomplishments remain legendary among Motorsports and automotive enthusiasts. Our Book Garage... Read More
An unstoppable force versus an unmovable object. The only place left to duke it out was on the racetracks of... Read More
By the 1930s, the government-sponsored cars of Nazi Germany were dominating the track. At the behest of the French government, an unlikely group emerged as a possible challenger. Our Book Garage series showcases what every enthusiast should add to their library. Faster by Neal Bascomb chronicles one of the most inspiring, death-defying upsets of... Read More
