The World's Greatest Cars

by Craig Cheetham (Editor)

The World's Greatest Cars brings together some of the most famous motor vehicles in the world, from the Rolls Royce Silver Ghost and Ford GT40 to the VW Beetle and 2CV. Each car is illustrated over two pages with full-colour five-view studio photography, annotated to show particular features worthy of note. Informed text, written by an acknowledged motoring expert, brings each car and its history to life, alongside archive images from the car’s heyday. Featuring 250 magnificent cars, this book is the perfect celebration of the world’s best automobiles.

512 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2016

Reviews

[Aidan · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book is so biased against Japanese car that its not even funny. Most of the japanese brands only have one car dedicated to them while almost every other brand has way more. For example, Delorean absolutely iconic, completely understandable to be in here. Bettle makes sense, Charger and Mustang, absolutely. Now lets go to the japanese brands. 300zx? nope. Civic? Try again. RX-7? Nah. Oh the Supra has to be in here. No, Toyota isnt even in here. Absolutely disrespectful. Not to even go into the fact that Pagani, Koenigsegg and Apollo arent mentioned. I understand that those aren’t Japanese but they are still iconic brands that arent even getting a passing glance. If you want a list of the greatest cars, you should honestly look elsewhere.

[Andrew · Rating 1 out of 5]

Very biased against Japanese cars.