A book about Paul Newman seems like an odd choice for author Matt Stone to tackle, as the acclaimed writer usually scribbles about four-wheeled subject matter. This book stands apart from the others dedicated to the life of the Academy Award-winning actor and unparalleled philanthropist…

They say you can’t judge a book by its cover, but one look at Basem Wasef’s latest offering – Legendary Race Cars – will quickly change your mind about that statement. The book’s cover features a stunning studio shot of the 1968 Lotus Type 56 Turbine Indy car cloaked in the bold red of team sponsor STP…

There are a lot of books written about the Ford Mustang, but it is easy to forget that the car has been around for the better part of five decades. Author Jerry Heasley’s latest release, Mustang Masterpieces, is different, as he has chosen to focus his attention on those Mustangs…

The label “icon” gets thrown around quite liberally when the discussion turns to charismatic politicians, exceptional athletes, celebrities long past their shelf lives, and ground-breaking products like the Yo-yo…

When it comes to aftermarket engine components for Harley-Davidson motorcycles, there are few companies, if any, that can compare (or compete) with S&S Cycles. The company derives its name from founders George Smith and Stanley Stankos…

There are few cars with a history as long as that of the venerable Porsche 911. Now well into its fifth decade of continuous production, the German icon stands as a benchmark for all other manufacturers of sports and GT cars. One of the elements that makes the 911 such a remarkable success story is the fact that its basic shape, design, and layout all remain true to the original concept.

Just as they turn out the lights at General Motors’ Pontiac division for the last time, Motorbooks Publishing releases the definitive book about the now extinct brand’s most iconic vehicle, the Pontiac GTO. GTO – Pontiac’s Great One has been masterfully written by Darwin Holmstrom, and the catalog of photographs shot and assembled by noted muscle car photographer David Newhardt is truly a feast for the eye.

The emergence of both television and film over the last half-century helped cultivate a segment of the car culture that attracts some of the most talented and creative individuals to ever draw a sketch, engineer a solution,

Recently, the hobby of building custom cars has regained its momentum and popularity, largely due to the proliferation of television programs, magazines and websites dedicated to the wants and needs of the automotive enthusiast. For the gear-head looking to make the boldest statement on four wheels, there is only one solution, the creation of an over-the-top street rod by a top builder.

Krause Publications has expanded its growing catalogue of automotive titles with a real gem dedicated to fans of the American muscle car. Muscle Car: The Art of Power takes a look at forty of the most popular, and significant, cars of the Muscle Car Era as determined by author John Gunnell.