Back to the Future Delorean Model Kit

• Weird Cars: A Century Of The Worlds's Strangest Cars - Haynes has excelled itself with Weird Cars, a celebration of eccentric cars in all shapes and sizes — some of the most ugly, crazily designed, and downright awkward vehicles of all time. Where else would you find, in one book, descriptions and photographs of automotive oddities as diverse as the Aberdonia, Gaylord Gentleman, Purves Dynasphere, Suminoe Flying Feather, and Zil.
• Automotive Atrocities!: The Cars We Love to Hate - Indeed, just about every car in this book is one we love to hate but most of them are, also, cars we all have joked about and the others are just pathetic or weird. I mean...who can keep a straight face while reading about Yugos, Renault Fuegos, Daihatsu Charades, Ford Mustang II King Cobras or AMC Pacers. Then there are (pathetic) Camaros with four-cylinder engines and (weird) Zil limousines, Delorian.
• Corvette Prototypes and Show Cars Photo Album - From the first Corvette built for General Motor's 1953 Motorama to the Sting Ray III of the 1990s, Corvette Prototypes and Show Cars Photo Album features four generations of Corvette prototypes and motor show cars. The evolution of America's most popular sports car is recorded in photos of engineering models and prototypes, motor show cars, and factory-modified production cars.
• Crap Cars - Crap Cars is a window into the vanity and silliness of almost any decade as expressed through that ultimate of status symbols: your car. Traveling from the ’60s to the ’90s, it showcases the cheapest, the tackiest, and the mechanically inept, including cars made by companies like Porsche and BMW that put them to shame. There’s also the blobby Merkur Scorpio, the ungainly Rolls-Royce Camargue, the squarish Maserati Biturbo, and the (ironically) flammable Renault Fuego. Each photo spread is accompanied by a short, hilarious critique by Richard Porter, a crap car expert, who sees straight through all the pimped-out bodywork to the true lemon that lies underneath.