Trevor Alder - Böcker

A comprehensive pictorial history of all Vauxhall cars produced from 1945 up to and including models in production in 1995. This really is the ‘go-to’ publication if you need to compare your Vivas, Victors, Ventoras or Viceroys!Breaking down the many models into several chapters, this is a trip down memory lane for any postwar car enthusiast. Comprehensively illustrated, the book includes line drawings, black & white plus colour period photographs, together with interior detail. All models are covered along with sports derivatives, limited editions, vans, estates, coupes. It includes a section on motor sport achievements and TV/movie appearances. Contemporary factory advertising slogans used is key throughout. Complimenting the historical content, technical specifications, key production changes and build figures are also detailed.Trevor Alder has been driving Vauxhalls and Opels for many years and has previously written and compiled several Vauxhall/Opel publications from his massive self-indexed magazine archive. The research for this book suggests this a bookshelf-must for anyone interested in a slice of Britain's motoring heritage.

A comprehensive pictorial history of BMW cars covering the post-war models right through to 2013 when electric and hybrid models started to make an appearance.The detailed text covers all model ranges, and includes full specs, colour variations and styling details. Illustrations include period photographs, advertising brochures, and original drawings. Complementing the historical content are technical specifications, ongoing production changes, and build figures, making this the ideal reference work for model identification and authenticity. Appendices cover model designations, motorsport achievements and TV/movie appearances.This title is a bookshelf-must for anyone interested in BMW motoring heritage.

A comprehensive pictorial history of all MG cars that were produced from 1930 up to those in production in 2006 when the Rover group collapsed. This is the 'go-to' reference book if you want to compare your Magnettes, MGAs, Midgets or Maestros!Providing a nostalgic trip down memory lane for any post-war car enthusiast, the text is generously illustrated with original line drawings, and black & white plus colour period photos. All models are covered including sports derivatives, limited editions, vans, estates and coupes, with a section on motorsport achievements and TV and movie appearances. Contemporary factory advertising slogans are featured throughout. Complementing the historical content, technical specifications, ongoing production changes and build figures are also included for completeness.Trevor Alder has been driving classic cars for many years and has written and compiled several publications researched from his massive self-indexed magazine archive, including several other titles in Veloce's highly successful A Pictorial History series. A bookshelf-must for anyone interested in a slice of Britain's sporting motoring heritage.

A comprehensive pictorial history of all Audi cars produced between 1968 and 2010.A model-by-model guide to this popular marque, giving details of design history, model specs, colour variations and styling features. Comprehensively illustrated, the book includes line drawings, black & white plus colour period photographs, together with interior detail. It is an invaluable resource for anyone wishing to identify or compare Audi models of the period.This book is a must-have for any automotive bookshelf, particularly for those interested in the Audi heritage, and wider motoring history. It is one of several titles written by Trevor Alder for Veloce's hugely successful A Pictorial History series.

A Visual Celebration of the Iconic Ford Fiesta: 1976–1995Dive into the captivating history of the beloved Ford Fiesta with this comprehensive pictorial guide, spanning its debut in 1976 through to the models still turning heads in 1995. Whether comparing specific models or simply reliving the evolution of this motoring icon, this book is the ultimate reference for enthusiasts.Organized into easy-to-navigate sections, this richly illustrated book highlights the full spectrum of Fiesta models, including the XR2, XR2i, RS1800, RS Turbo, cabriolet conversions, and vans. Featuring a treasure trove of imagery—from detailed line drawings and black-and-white photos to vibrant colour shots—this guide offers a nostalgic glimpse into interiors, exteriors, and more.Explore the Fiesta’s legacy beyond the showroom with sections on its motorsport triumphs, appearances in film and TV, and iconic period advertisements. In addition to the historical content, the book provides detailed documentation of technical specifications, key production milestones, and build figures.Author Trevor Alder infuses this book with a personal connection, having fond memories of driving an early Fiesta as a family car in the 1980s. Drawing on his vast, self-indexed magazine archive and a wealth of experience from crafting motoring publications, Alder has meticulously researched this definitive guide. This book is an essential addition to the bookshelf of anyone enthusiastic about British motoring heritage.

A comprehensive illustrated history of the humble Ford Sierra produced from 1982 up to and including models in production in 1992. This is a great reference if you are looking to compare or identify the various models.The book is a trip down memory lane for any Ford car enthusiast, generously illustrated with line drawings, black & white plus colour period photos including interior detail. All models are covered including the bread and butter saloons, estates and vans plus sporting XR4i & XR4x4, plus the RS Cosworth & RS500 models. It includes a section on motor sport achievements and TV/Movie appearances.Contemporary advertising is also revisited, along with well-researched information on model history, technical specifications, key production changes and build figures.Author Trevor Alder drove many Sierras in the 1980s and 1990s and has previously written and compiled several motoring publications, all researched from his massive self-indexed magazine archive. This volume is a bookshelf-must for anyone interested in a slice of essential British motoring heritage.