Richard Hammond's Workshop - Season 4
Season 4
The Workshop is in crisis, can Richard turn their fortunes around?
Episodes
Something Has to Change
Richard has the chance to win a historical, unique, car restoration project.
A New Era
Richard brings in a business consultant to revolutionise the business.
Testing Times
Richard Hammond and the Cogs work on a priceless car from World War Two.
The Cog Needs You!
The Cog race to make their most important deadline ever.
Pedal to the Metal
Radio personality Johnny Vaughan has a Maserati in need of attention.
Deadline for D-Day
It's D-Day for Neil & the workshop. Can they finish Monty's Rolls in time?
Hebbie-Jeebies
Richard races at Silverstone and has a podium finish within his sights.
D-Day
Richard faces a business dilemma that could crush his classic car restoration dreams and the Cogs head to France on their most important mission yet, delivering Field Marshal Montgomery's Rolls Royce to Normandy, for the D-Day 80 commemorations.
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