Michael Furman is the pre-eminent studio photographer of significant automobiles who has worked with major collections for landmark exhibitions at both automotive and fine art museums.

"A great book, Rule Britannia is a comprehensive review of the design and manufacture of British sports cars, containing previously unknown facts and undiscovered photographs...Every sports car enthusiast should have a copy of this very interesting publication on their bookshelf." - Gerry Coker, Austin-Healey Design Legend

"Rule Britannia is extremely well done, fascinating, full of historical things that appear to have been deeply researched." - Robert Cumberford, Designer, Author, Historian

"Rule Britannia tackles all of the above with profoundly researched and delightfully readable text from John Nikas. His information is precise without being in any way tedious and provides a concise history of the major players in the postwar construction of the British Motor Industry. Aided and abetted with period photographs and Michael Furman’s exceptional studio portraits, this tome deserves to become an industry standard and warrants a place in every library in the country." - Alain de Cadenet, Driver, Author, TV Presenter

"This is a wonderful book about the cars so many of us have loved, but it’s also a fascinating tale of the often precarious historical and financial fates that created them--against a background of the most turbulent and violent century in history. To read this book is to feel blessed by fortune that you ever got to drive an MGTC, an E-type or a Healey 100, and to realize that nothing was preordained." - Peter Egan

"Oh my goodness what a book. I love it. Not only is it stunningly produced, it's so charmingly told—it has taken two guys from across the pond to put the golden era of British Sports Cars into words and pictures. Best of all is the detail—authoritative images with text to match. Bloody well done!" - Jeremy Jackson-Sytner