It was reviewed on a late night Talksport radio show – here at about 10 minutes in.
talkSPORT
The acid test of The Sound of Supercars: a 10-month-old baby- though it’s aimed at three-years-plus. It did the trick, bringing smiles with every pressof a button. The board pages are hard-wearing, the buttons perhaps less so. Theres’s a variety of cards, from Morgan 3 Wheeler to Tesla, via Aston DB5 and modern sports and supercars.
The words might not sink in for a few years yet, but this is a great way to five the next generation of enthusiasts a nudge in the right direction.
Classic & Sports Car Magazine
Here we have a book of a different type by A C Pinnington and C S Buckingham. No it’s not exclusively about Morgan, although it does include the Morgan 3 Wheeler.
If you like cars in general this book is full of facts about 12 superb vehicles. It includes the unique noises they make at the touch of a button, making this book fun and interactive for children of all ages.
Mog Magazine
‘The Sounds of Supercars’ is the oddest product to land on the motoring desk in years; a book providing exactly what it promises on the cover; sounds of cars being belted along a race track.
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Evening Standard Online
BERLIN: The latest toy for petrolheads and their children is a new book which allows readers to “rev up” their favourite supercars and hear authentic and exotic engine sounds — including the whirr of an electric Tesla.
“The Sound Of Supercars” contains what the publishers say are crystal-clear audio clips of 12 of the world’s fastest, most exciting and most exclusive cars.
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Starcarsifu
Auto Express
Erm…not exactly, but you can hear the cars being revved in this newly launched ‘The Sound Of Supercars’, a book incorporating audio clips of some of the world’s fastest, most exciting and most exclusive cars…
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Yash Agarwal, TODAY’S TOP NEWS
Daily Mail
