Artists' impressions of various cars from the late 1940s, with a short descriptive text and some vital statistics. The cover illustration is of interest, in that it depicts a Dutch-built Gatso from 1949. Mr. Gatso was so concerned over making accurate measurements of the speed of his new creation that he devised a radar speed recording system. In the end, he made more money from that system than he ever did from building cars - so much so that his name is now synonymous with police automatic speed limit enforcement cameras.