Sports Cars of 1955 - Car Life Annual 107 - Including The Best High-Performance Automobiles

52 page all new reprint; digitally restored from the original source and printed on high quality 8.5" x 11", 32#, 97 bright acid free paper in Black & White, assembled into an individual item that is folded and stapled, or heat bonded with an adhesive fabric binding.

Contents - Index:

• Pages: 52

• Sports Cars of 1955 - Car Life Annual 107 - Including The Best High-Performance Automobiles
• Car Life Annuals
• Car Life Publication
• Sports Cars of 1955 – Including the Finest High-Performance Cars From America and Europe
• CONTENTS
• Introduction
• The Peugeot of France
• The Simco of France
• The Panhard of France
• Salmson and Talbot-Lago of France
• Mercedes-Benz of Germany
• The BMW of Germany
• Germany’s Borgward
• The Volkswagen, A High Performer of Germany
• The Porsche of Germany
• Jensen and Hillman of England
• Two Englishmen – The Sunbeam and A.C.
• British Plane Builders Offer the Bristol
• The Austin of England
• Austin-Healey of Great Britain
• Britain’s Silent Sports Car – Bentley
• The Daimler of Great Britain
• England’s Speed Wagon – The Jaguar
• Ford of Dagenham, England
• Dellow and Frazer-Nash of Great Britain
• British Family Sports Car – The Lagonda
• A British Aristocrat, The MG
• Riley and Allard of Great Britain
• A Triumph for British Car Builders
• The Swallow Doretti of England
• A British Institution – The Rolls Royce
• Armstrong Siddeley of Great Britain
• The Alfa Romeo from Italy
• One of a Kind – Mr. Ferrari’s Machine from Italy
• The Giant of Turin, Italy – Fiat
• Lancia of Italy
• A Spanish Caballero – The Pegaso
• Made in America – The Cunningham
• The Chevrolet Corvette from Detroit, USA
• A Personal Car from America – The Ford Thunderbird
• High Performance by Studebaker of South Bend, USA