No comments about Road & Track Ferrari F355 & 360 Portfolio 1995-2002 (Road & Track Series).

No comments about Great Marques Ferrari (Great Marques).

No comments about Ferrari 328, 348, Mondial 1986-1994 Ultimate Portfolio.

1 comments about Michael Schumacher: Ferrari years.

1. I don't know but for some reason, I tend to finish Hilton's books in one sitting and this is no exception. This book chronicles the numerous frustrations the Ferrari team had to undergo before becoming the juggernaut they are today - too dominant in fact that it puts the existence of F1 itself under question.

No comments about Ferrari Grand Prix Moments.

5 comments about Illustrated Ferrari Buyer's Guide (Illustrated Buyer's Guide).

1. This is a superb overview of the models you're likely to find for sale or at a local car show. It isn't really a buyers' guide, as you'd be a fool not to do lots more research before buying any Ferrari, particularly one more than a few years old. But, if you're dreaming of buying an older car, or you have a 308 and wonder what all those funny looking old cars are at the FCA meeting, or you are just wondering what all the "real Ferraris have V12s" stuff is about, pick up a copy and read. Highly recommended.



2. This book covers most models of Ferraris available for sale and gives an evaluation of the model for potential buyers. It is short on technical aspects and specifications of each car, but it is a guide not an encyclopedia. It is a great book for someone serious about purchasing a Ferrari. It gives advice and insights into the value and desirability of each model under review



3. This is a good book for buying a Ferrari, it provides details on each model and provides useful insights. However, Ferraris should be seen in color and this book has only black & white pictures. Ferraris deserve to be seen in their brilliant colors and this book's pictures do not do the models justice. I have often said that there should be a law prohibiting publishers from printing black & white pictures of Ferraris and this book is no exception. Most Ferrari enthusiasts interested in buying a Ferrari would gladly pay more for this book to get color pics.



4. As a buyer who was unsure of the model i wanted, but knew i wanted a prancing horse in the garage, this book became well used. The information on each model, especially those that get less other text on the shelves at bookstores, was excellent. The worst part of this book was that it made me want to buy several models - a classic v12 and a newer v8. In summary, when i finally purchased my first ferrari, the pages of this book were as well worn as a shop manual at a sears automotive repair facility.



5. If you're just beginning the wonderful and endless journey into the universe of Ferrari, this book is a good place to start. Lots of useful background information, stats on models from inception to 1995 and helpful guidance on investment value. The black-and-white photos give this book a dated look, but the information is accurate and it's worth the price -- most Ferrari guides cost much more than this one. Good luck!

No comments about Formula One Technology 2006/2007 (A Race Engine Technology Special Report).

1 comments about Ferrari 456 GT/GTM Buyer's Guide Second Edition.

1. If you are serious about buying the car, then why not spend the six bucks for this article. However, it's 90% puff piece, 10% good info. The half page listing potential trouble spots is really the only valuable section.

No comments about Ferrari Pininfarina 1952-1965.

1 comments about Ferrari: Design of a Legend : The Official History and Catalog.

1. I bought this book in 1992 and have read it many times since.

   With probing essays from Moretti and Pininfarina, and beautifully reproduced photos and original Ferrari design documents, this is THE Ferrari book to own.

   Every time you crack open the cover, your passion will be renewed.