ROADSIDE AMERICA: 365 Days

Lucinda Lewis, . . Abrams, $29.95 (732pp) ISBN 978-0-8109-4540-1

Scouring the countryside and photographing cars of all eras (with a bias toward vintage autos), Lewis continues the search-and-preserve process she began with Roadside America: Car Culture in the 20th Century with these 365 rectangular, full-page bleeds. (Nov.)

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