Andrea David Sparrow: 12 books

All of Alfa's great sportscars, including the convertibles and coupes, come vividly to life, from the pre-war 6C to today's Spider and GTV, including the Giulietta 750 and Giulia 101. Andrea Sparrow's informative text tells the Alfa Romeo story and details the individual models. David Sparrow's award-winning...

This first volume of Motor Scooters covers the origin of the species and majors on six motor scooter manufacturers, with reference to several others. It is a colourful celebration - in 96 stunning colour pictures by award-winning photographer David Sparrow - of Motor Scooters from all around the world.This...

After the war Enrico Piaggio set his chief engineer D'Ascanio the task of designing a powered two-wheeler that would suit everyone, would provide protection from splashes and be light and easy to ride. The Vespa 98 was unveiled in 1946 and was an instant hit. Here is a colourful celebration of the Vespa and its relatives.

A light-hearted and amusing text offers details of all Mini models and variants since 1959, including station wagons, vans and convertibles. These "miracles of packaging" are featured in a variety of top-notch color photographs.

The first Lambretta rolled off the production line in October 1947. It was named after the Lambrate quarter of Milan, the site of Innocenti's factory, and designed by engineer Pierluigi Torre. The Lambretta was intended to provide cheap transport for postwar Italy, like the Vespa, although its concept...

A celebration, in stunning original colour pictures, of the life and times of the remarkable Volkswagen Beetle. Also covered are the Beetle’s close relative, including VW Bus, VW Type 3, Karmann Ghia, Beetle Cabriolet, Trekker/Thing, Kubelwagen and Schwimmwagen.

Jaguar’_x0019_s small saloon car was introduced in 1955 to complement the company _x0019_s successful sports cars and luxury saloons; it was the marque's first monocoque-bodied production car. The MkII was launched four years later, at which time the first cars became known retrospectively as _x0018_MkI...

A celebration of Triumph sportscars, from the Gloria in the 1930s through the TR, Spitfire and GT6 ranges, right up to the Stag launched in 1970. Superb original colour photographs combined with an informative and entertaining text.

Introduced as a more stylish and versatile alternative to the popular and practical Lambretta LD series, the LI was produced by Innocenti in various guises from 1957 until the last Lambrettas of all rolled off the production line in 1971. The LI series scooters were the most popular Lambrettas of...

An all-colour celebration of everyone's favourite small cars! The 1950s and 60s were the age of the bubblecar and the microcar--tiny cars capable of carrying two people. Included are Heinkel & Trojan, Janus, Isetta, BSA Ladybird, Messerschmitt, Peel Trident, Shelter & Velorex.

There are few motor car manufacturers that can lay claim to a success story like that of the Volkswagen Beetle. There are even less that can boast two such stories. Yet the second Volkswagen model - known variously as the Type 2, the Transporter, the Bus and the Bulli - made quite a name for itself over...

During the early 1950s, Abarth’s business was booming in three main areas _x0013_ custom-built racing cars, tuning/accessories, and modification of production cars. Abarth worked on modifications with a number of manufacturers in Italy and elswehere, and it was for the company's collaboration with...