Motor-Car Principles; The Gasoline Automobile, written by Roger B. Whitman and first published in 1907, is a comprehensive guide to the principles and mechanics of gasoline-powered automobiles. The book covers essential topics including engine design, fuel delivery, and the operation of various automotive systems such as transmission and brakes. Whitman emphasizes the importance of maintenance and provides detailed instructions for repairs, making it a valuable resource for mechanics and car enthusiasts alike. This work is notable for its thorough exploration of internal combustion engines and their evolution during the early 20th century.
