
Episode #457
Mission Critical
The Porsche Mission S is far more than just an interesting new concept - it is the car around which the company will base the rebuilding of its brand, says Ben Oliver


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Episode #457
The Porsche Mission S is far more than just an interesting new concept - it is the car around which the company will base the rebuilding of its brand, says Ben Oliver

Episode #456
Old Maseratis have forever been the wasteland of broken dreams, where those armed with dubiously calculated sums fall, impaled gloriously upon their chequebooks. This one though, argues Gez Medinger, might just be...

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Episode #447
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Episode #442
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Episode #441
So devoted are we to the British lightweight sports car that Andrew Frankel and Gez Medinger each keep one of their own in the shed. What happens when they exchange keys?

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A young man in a slow car going too fast in the wrong conditions. A disaster waiting to happen. Andrew Frankel was at the wheel when it did

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Helen Wakerley gets to the heart of the first-generation Audi R8 GT, and why those who know the R8 best consider it the greatest of them all

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Episode #436
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