
La Carrosserie Française
du Style au Design
by Serge Bellu
(French) Right from the cover photo the book leaves no doubt that French cars look, well, different. This distinction—and it is a distinction—is as true today as it was at the very beginning of the automobile era. (Not only that, you wouldn’t have to look far, especially among European commentators, to find the strong sentiment that only the French know how to build true luxury cars.)
Profusely illustrated, this book is the first-ever chronological survey of French design, covering every decade and even including concept cars up to 2007.
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