Supercars

The Maserati brothers loved cars, engines, and racing. On December 1, 1914 in Bologna, Italy, they founded the Officine Alfieri Maserati. Discover more in Maserati, a title in the Supercars series.

Italy is a significant producer of automobiles, many of which boast luxury and style. This fascinating book introduces young readers to the exciting world of Italian supercars. With the help of a dynamic page layout and simple text, they'll learn about the mechanics, speed, and power of each featured vehicle. They'll also learn what factors make a supercar a supercar. This high-interest volume includes colorful photographs and graphic elements, paired with accessible labels and captions that will engage readers of many ages.

Porsche's first fully electric car is called the Porsche Taycan. At the end of 2019, Porsche entered into Formula E racing. Discover more in Porsche, a title in the Supercars series.

Tesla is one of the most important car companies in the United States. Founded in 2003, the company has quickly become the worldwide leader in electric vehicle sales.

Ferruccio Lamborghini chose to use a raging bull on his logo as a way to represent himself and the power of his cars. Lamborghinis are closely inspected before they are turned over to each customer. Discover more in Lamborghini, a title in the Supercars series.

Jaguar's racing division is called Jaguar Racing. Jaguar Racing currently competes in Formula E. Discover more in Jaguar, a title in the Supercars series

BMW has a distinct colorful logo, known as the roundel. The logo was first created in 1917. Discover more in BMW, a title in the Supercars series.

Bruce McLaren won his first grand prix race when he was just 22. The McLaren F1 used 0.56 ounces (16 grams) of gold foil for the heat shield. Discover more in McLaren, a title in the Supercars series.

Bugatti cars are special because they are exclusive. When the Bugatti Chiron was launched, the company only planned to build 500 of them. Discover more in Bugatti, a title in the Supercars series.

It takes three months to build a Ferrari. Less than 8,400 Ferraris are made each year. Discover more in Ferrari, a title in the Supercars series.

While most car companies start building a new car every few seconds, Aston Martin starts a new car every 26 minutes. As of 2019, the number of Aston Martins ever built totals less than 90,000. Discover more in Aston Martin, a title in the Supercars series.

Alfa Romeo first began in Italy in 1906. At the time, the company was named Società Italiana Automobili Darracq. Discover more in Alfa Romeo, a title in the Supercars series.

Daimler AG has been making Mercedes-Benz cars since the 1920s. The company is renowned for its innovative technologies and stunning designs. Discover more in Mercedes-Benz, a title in the Supercars series

Cars are fascinating. They're often quick, sleek, and complex. For many automobile lovers, American supercars are a favorite. Readers of this engaging volume will learn about some of the most well-known cars made in the country. A unique and easy-to-understand layout presents stats and facts about each car in a concise way. Detailed photographs are paired with informative captions and labels that help readers understand the different features of each car. Curious readers of all ages will love learning about these exciting vehicles.

Germany is often considered the birthplace of the automobile, so it makes sense that some of the greatest supercars are produced there. This high-interest volume introduces readers to these cars and presents them with fun facts and stats regarding each vehicle. This information is presented in a visually appealing way that allows readers to compare and contrast each featured car. Colorful photographs are paired with helpful captions and labels that provide deeper insight. Various graphic elements appeal to visual learners, while exciting text and subject matter engages all readers.

What do the names McLaren, Aston Martin, and Jaguar all have in common? They're all popular supercars that come from Great Britain. Through the use of stats, facts, and colorful photographs, readers of this exciting book will learn what makes these automobiles so great. High-interest subject matter keeps readers engaged in the text, while captivating graphic elements also encourage those who are more visual learners. Information on this fascinating topic is presented in an accessible and stimulating way, ensuring this book will be a popular addition to any library or classroom.