The Car Book 2003

The Used Car Book is the best way to ensure you get a good deal on a used car and avoid hidden repairs and added costs. Long known as the most consumer-oriented car buyer's guide and completely updated, The Used Car Book 2002-2003 has maintained the classic simplicity that for 14 years has led hundreds of thousands of car buyers to the best choices among the more than 40 million used vehicles sold each year. While other car guides offer only manufacturer's specifications, The Used Car Book 2002-2003 sifts through the claims, the facts, the specifications, and with unique performance measurements evaluates cars, minivans, and SUVs. The Used Car Book 2002-2003 contains full-page entries for each automobile including: Summaries of each model Overall performance charts covering fuel economy, preventative maintenance costs, insurance ratings, crash test results, customer satisfaction, and other features A unique chart comparing each model to similar models made by other manufacturers Information on standard and optional equipment Black & white photographs of the new model There is also Gillis's "Best Bets," as well as advice on avoiding lemons, the best tires to buy, showroom strategies, savings on insurance, understanding the manufacturer's warranty, and more. Jack Gillis once again proves why he is America's most sought after consumer expert on cars.

320 pages of slot car history with 750 photos - soft cover

Softcover Edition

With more than 300 profiles on the most popular 1992-2002 models of used cars, trucks, SUVUs, and minivans, this guide features specifications, fuel economy estimates, safety recalls, and photos.

Containing the most thorough and comprehensive used car information, this new 2003 edition of Complete Guide to Used Cars profiles more than 300 of the most popular cars, trucks, SUVs, and minivans from 1990-2002. Original.

With the powerful, rhythmic sounds of Aboriginal English and Kokatha language woven through the narrative, Mazin Grace is the inspirational story of a feisty girl who refuses to be told who she is, determined to uncover the truth for herself. Growing up on the Mission isn’t easy for clever Grace Oldman. When her classmates tease her for not having a father, she doesn’t know what to say. Pappa Neddy says her dad is the Lord God in Heaven, but that doesn’t help when the Mission kids call her a bastard. As Grace slowly pieces together clues that might lead to answers, she struggles to find a place in a community that rejects her for reasons she doesn’t understand. In this novel, author Dylan Coleman fictionalizes her mother’s childhood at the Koonibba Lutheran Mission in South Australia in the 1940s and 1950s.