How Cars Work | Tom Newton | Very Easy To Read

How Cars Work | Tom Newton | Great for beginners

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How Cars Work

	How Cars Work Tom Newton Black Apple Press, 1999 - 96 pages average customer review:based on 24 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Very Easy To Read

How Cars Works is refined simplicity. I work for a major Auto Parts chain and when I get new employees, the first day they read this book. Just from two hours, an average "Joe" off the street can get the feel for how a car works. This book is well illustrated to fit the text. Granted, this book does not go deep into any specifics, but gives general information on all subjects such as Engine (top and bottom end), brakes, cooling system, chassis, and much more. I would recommend this book to any new drivers as well as anyone wanting to know more about cars.

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Great for beginners

Up till now I was completely clueless when someone would talk to me about cars. When I got this book I was disapointed about it's size. After reading it though, I was amazed that I could learn that much in a 96 page book. This is the only book about cars that I could find that covered the basics of everything! It's a must if you don't know anything about cars but wish you did!

Great for all skill levels

As an automotive enthusiast, I'm often called upon to describe the mechanical inner workings of cars. Newton's book takes on some very complex automotive relationships, but expresses them in a way that is clear, even for the uninitiated. It's a great family reference book that should be kept nearby, especially for those who have teenagers of driving ages. The book helps to underscore the importance (and necessity) of maintaining such mundane tasks as checking and refilling the engine oil. A volume II would be nice for the computer controlled functions in a car such as tuned-port injection, speed density and mass air flow systems. Keep up the good work, Newton.

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Excellent Explination

I found this book to be an excellent explination of all facets of the automobile. Even very difficult subjects such as how limited slip differentials work or how the various components of a suspension act together were very clearly explained. Each subject has very straight forward illustrations which support the text. All in all, it's the best explination of how cars work that I've seen. This would be great for every new driver.

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