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Focusing on Porsche's legacy, the book explores its iconic sports cars, including the original 356, the enduring 911, and the mid-engine 914. It highlights the brand's dominance in motorsport since the 1950s, particularly at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The narrative delves into various special-edition models that celebrate Porsche's history, showcasing a range of designs and performance levels, from straightforward trims to high-performance variants. Additionally, it features unique creations from low-volume producers and custom builders, offering a comprehensive look at rare Porsches globally.

"This book provides information on the movie Bullitt and the cars and the people behind Steve McQueen, the movie's biggest star"-- Provided by publisher

McQueen's Motorcycles takes a close look at the unique bikes that McQueen raced and collected. Any true McQueen or motorcycle fan will love this focused look inside McQueen's garage.

The Natural Cook is about making food with maximum taste and zero waste. Here are over 100 recipes to show you how eating healthily and ethically doesn't have to be an enormous burden.

Focusing on Steve McQueen's passion for speed, this book delves into his extraordinary life as a racer and actor. From building hot rods as a child to racing at prestigious events like Le Mans and Baja, McQueen's love for vehicles was evident. He often participated in races under a pseudonym to avoid favoritism and performed his own stunts in films like "Bullitt" and "The Great Escape." Featuring anecdotes about his friendships with racing legends and his influence in Hollywood, this work is a tribute to McQueen's enduring legacy in motorsport and film.

The Ferrari Phenomenon provides a fresh perspective on the world's most charismatic car manufacturer and its founder, combining little-known history and biographical details of Enzo Ferrari and a virtual tour of the Ferrari factory and grounds, to unexpected facts on everything from one-off cars, race statistics and guidance on visiting Maranello.

Winner of the International Automotive Media Gold Award 2010, this work delves into a lesser-known yet significant aspect of Paul Newman’s life. Renowned as a Hollywood actor and humanitarian, Newman was also a passionate and respected car racer and team owner. The narrative chronicles his racing journey, which began later in life, highlighting his partnership with Carl Haas in 1983 and showcasing his impressive collection of cars, including Porsches, Ferraris, and unique modified vehicles. It captures a life driven by passion and skill, detailing how Newman entered the 24 Hours of Daytona at 70 and raced professionally until 82. The roster of drivers associated with Newman/Haas reads like a who's who of open-wheel racing, reflecting his deep engagement with the sport. His fascination with cars extended beyond the expected, encompassing old trucks and hybrids. The book also features entertaining anecdotes, such as the playful rivalry with Robert Redford, who found a crushed Ferrari delivered to his living room after a prank. These stories and experiences reveal another dimension of a man defined by talent, conviction, and an enduring spirit, making this a compelling tribute to Newman’s multifaceted life.

South Park is to be a phenomenon in the UK with the madcap adventures of Cartman, Kenny and pals thrilling fans. South Park: The Scripts: Book Two ties into Channel 4's transmission of Series 3, and includes five hilarious scripts: The Mexican Staring Frog of Southern Sri Lanka Chef's Salty Chocolate Balls Cow Days Gnomes Rainforest Schmainforest Each script is illustrated with a selection of images from the show, along with the original storyboards which the animators worked from.

Following the antics of Cartman, the fat, spoilt son of a single mum who gorges on Cheesy Poofs and Happy Tarts, Kyle, an A grade student and the butt of numerous anit-Jewish jokes, Kenny who is gruesomely killed in a freak accident in every episode, and leader Stan, who is so in love with Wendy Testaburger that he throws up on seeing her, and also owns a gay dog called Sparkie (played by George Clooney), this cartoon has cast a politically incorrect eye on modern life.