Whilst we will no longer publish new print Workshop Manuals, we will continue to print and publish our huge back catalogue. “Contrary to reports, Haynes is not stopping printing Manuals.
"It's not the end of the road for Haynes-we are embarking on an exciting new journey," the company said on Twitter. Haynes is eagerly making clear that it’s not totally exiting the paper-products game. Besides being cheaper than a factory manual, they also offer step by step repair instructions and detailed diagrams beyond what is found in most printed manuals. With full manuals for over 30,000 vehicles online, you will find an exact match for your vehicle's year, make and model. Finally, Haynes already offers a plethora of online manuals available piecemeal or included in an All Access subscription for $399 a year (or $34.99 a month) for the Cars, Trucks, and SUVs section. For this I personally use and recommend ALLDATAdiy. Also, Haynes was acquired by InfoPro Digital back in April and said at the time that the goal was "to create a leading global information services provider in the automotive industry." Considering it's owned by a company with digital in its name, we had an inkling things would head in this direction. As modern vehicles add more and more electronics, shade-tree mechanics are not able to apply all of the lessons they learned working on a 1980 Ford Bronco to a 2021 model. Give Your Kids the Gift of Automotive Repair.
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