It's time to get back to the days of the 360 Subaru. According to my latest reads in "The Yugo: The Rise and Fall of The Worst Car in History", "the car was capable of a top speed of 55 mph and achieved 66 miles per gallon" (Vuic 24).
Check out my previous blog about this book:
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Friday, July 29, 2011
Yugo - The Rise & Fall of the Worst Car in History
I've started reading a book titled "The Yugo: The Rise and Fall of the Worst Car in History", written by Jason Vuic.
This book so far has been a great read. It seems to suite any reader of history or automotive interests alike.
Image courtesy of http://auto.niot.net/tag/24hoursoflemons/
Here's the book:
I found the book at the local county Library. So far, it has offered great insight into the origins of fascination of exotic cars in the U.S. I think readers of International editions would also enjoy the banter about imported cars from greater Eurasia.
Probably the best thing about this book is its utter ease. I've merely devoted sparing moments to it here and there and I'm already on the 3rd chapter.
Anyway, enjoy the read. I recommend it. It's made my summer break a little better. As a history student, it's a fulfilling and worthy use of my time.
This book so far has been a great read. It seems to suite any reader of history or automotive interests alike.
Image courtesy of http://auto.niot.net/tag/24hoursoflemons/
Here's the book:
I found the book at the local county Library. So far, it has offered great insight into the origins of fascination of exotic cars in the U.S. I think readers of International editions would also enjoy the banter about imported cars from greater Eurasia.
Probably the best thing about this book is its utter ease. I've merely devoted sparing moments to it here and there and I'm already on the 3rd chapter.
Anyway, enjoy the read. I recommend it. It's made my summer break a little better. As a history student, it's a fulfilling and worthy use of my time.
Labels:
american cars,
antique cars,
eurasian cars,
new books,
russia,
yugo,
yugoslavia
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