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Pocket Manual: World's Fastest Cars

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Suitable for 9 - 11 years

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Product description

Dream racers from the greatest car designers on earth – in one cool book of pics and profiles. Take it for a spin! Stuffed with breakneck excitement, this photo-packed book charts the whole history of speedsters. There are custom vehicles and high-spec racing cars; drag racers and land-speed record breakers. From electric cars to super-speedy jet engines and aerodynamic bodies, find out what gets the world’s fast cars moving – and which can go fastest of all!

The classic Haynes guide to the world’s top speedsters

Boost your car know-how with cool facts and statistics

Incredible colour photos of super-fast dream cars

Fact boxes and sidebars with extra tips and info

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9780857335036

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