Randall’s book is no ordinary text about automobiles; it combines a love of cars with references to buildings and spaces that played a part in London’s motoring history.

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Library Journal

In the book, Chris explores the links between the capital and its automotive past to reveal a fascinating history that involves some of the most famous names in motoring.

There are brands like Aston Martin, Bentley and Rolls-Royce among those that are likely to be less familiar today.

The buildings listed within the book all exist today, with some restaurants and others offices and private homes, but they all link to the automobile

This guide suits those interested in cars and motoring history or wanting to explore London’s past in a different way.

The International Travel Writers Alliance Bulletin

Happily for us, there are sections of the book featuring the London locations that played such an important role in the early days of both Bentley and Rolls-Royce, with details of where the buildings are and what became of them, as well as both period and modern-day images. But with so many other British marques also featured, it's a genuinely fascinating read for any motoring history buff.

Rolls-Royce & Bentley Driver

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

Fantastic London history that shows the rich car history of London, includes lots of information that I didn't know before.

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