The requirement for knowledge is not high, and you can get a general idea of the car and know any basic details of the car. Of course, it takes a lot of time. Various automobile forums are "fast food restaurants" to supplement automobile knowledge, and auto shows of various sizes are your practical lessons, where you can directly watch and compare the similarities and differences of various vehicles.

2. If you have a special interest in the car itself, you can buy and browse a large number of various kinds of car books and periodicals in the bookstore newsstand. As long as there is enough money in the pocket, spending a lot of money is the common feature of most enthusiasts.

If you want to learn auto repair, then professional books are your first choice. Most car magazines can't help you. You can go to bookstores and libraries to look up automobile books and magazines, see which ones are suitable for you to read and meet your needs, and then buy related books and magazines.