This series of comprehensive manuals gives the home mechanic an in-depth look at specific areas of auto repair.

Offers an illustrated reference resource for answering automotive-related questions. Revised and updated to include more current advances in technology.

Haynes Manuals have a new look! To ensure the continued success of one of the industry's most dynamic manual series, Haynes has color coded their covers by manufacturer and replaced the familiar cover artwork with computer-generated cutaway photography. By Summer 2000, 80 percent of Haynes manuals will have the colorful new design. Inside, enthusiasts will find the same reliable information -- whether the reader has simple maintenance or a complete engine rebuild in mind, he or she can rest assured that there's a Haynes Manual for just above every popular domestic and import car, truck, and motorcycle. Hundreds of illustrations and step-by-step instructions make each repair easy to follow.

The Haynes Automotive Technical Data Book is a manual designed for the professional that gives the principle data for most of the cars and light commercial vehicles currently available in the UK.

Haynes Manuals have a new look! To ensure the continued success of one of the industry's most dynamic manual series, Haynes has color coded their covers by manufacturer and replaced the familiar cover artwork with computer-generated cutaway photography. By Summer 2000, 80 percent of Haynes manuals will have the colorful new design. Inside, enthusiasts will find the same reliable information -- whether the reader has simple maintenance or a complete engine rebuild in mind, he or she can rest assured that there's a Haynes Manual for just above every popular domestic and import car, truck, and motorcycle. Hundreds of illustrations and step-by-step instructions make each repair easy to follow.

Cars today fit a fairly small number of body types—sedan, coupe, station wagon, SUV, hatchback and a few others. The meanings of these familiar terms have changed over the decades as automotive design has evolved. Along the way, a greater number of earlier body types have fallen out of use and become historical curiosities. Who today can identify a charabanc, a dos-à-dos or even a phaeton? This expanded second edition defines all distinct body types since the early days of the automobile, many of which were derived from horse-drawn vehicles. Entries, many including clear line drawings, describe popular types and variations from different countries and time periods as well as terms for body components. Subtypes and subtle distinctions are explained and common misuses of terms and designations are clarified.