Road Report: The Motorist's Bible
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| Rating | : | 4.91 (535 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1895100402 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 398 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-01-07 |
| Language | : | English |
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Kevin M. said A car enthusiasts delight!. This book is excellent. It has all the numbers and stats that you could possibly want on any car sold in America.Horsepower, options, engines, 0-60, pros, cons, and pretty much anything else that you can think of. All including pictures.There are some extras as in new model spotlights, and coverage of some of the ove. "The Best Automotive Comparission Guide Availible !" according to BRUCE E. DURGIN. For any car person - this is the best guide to features and benefits on a model-by-model basis. Also, the reviews of the major International Auto Shows is excellent. I know of no other car book that even comes close to the content of this publication ! A Must Read !
With 400 information-packed pages and over 1000 full color photographs, "2000 Road Report" is the best guide to buying a new car. "2000 Road Report" includes every major car maker, plus some of the specialized manufacturers, Lamborghini, Ferrari and AM General, maker of the Hummer. Included are details on every new model not easily found anywhere else: * historical overview of the model's development * safety features * depreciation rate * operating costs per mile * insurance premium data * sales performance * market share * overall evaluation * typical customer profile * destination charge * minimum and maximum pricing for better bargaining * behind-the-scene anecdotes The listings on the hundreds of models contain comprehensive information on Model Range, Technical Features, Pros and Cons, and a Conclusion, all of which include comments on: style, performance, value, handling, interior and exterior design, traction control, visibility,
Daniel Heraud
Lib., Providence, RICopyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc. The Car Book 1999 is small enough to take along when shopping and is less expensive, but it does not include as much information as the Road Report 1999. From Library Journal Loaded with facts and figures, this entry into the new car buyers guide category may be more than most casual shoppers need, but it is perfect for libraries. . Shoaf, Brown Univ. This large book is designed for homeworki.e., planning a shopping excursionrather than as a field guide. Most importantly, the Road Report will have lasting relevance as a reference source for enthusiasts, used-car shoppers of the future, and historians. This differentiates it clearly from Jack Gilliss The Car Book 1999 (HarperCollins), which your library very likely owns. Every make and model currently for sale in the United States is included here with complete produ