Episode 1
Quentin gets the show on the road with a trip to California to celebrate the 50th birthday of the Ford Mustang.
Male supermodel David Gandy and rapper and designer Tinie Tempah navigate London Menʼs Fashion week in a classic car and its modern counterpart - the 1950s Gullwing Mercedes 300 SL and the brand new Mercedes SLS AMG. They ask their celebrity friends at the exclusive GQ party which car radiates the brightest style halo.
Comedian Alex Riley runs the rule over a more affordable classic most memorable for its controversial wedge shape. The Triumph TR7 evokes a love/hate reaction from all who see it and whether you share Alexʼs passion for its elegance or not, you can pick up one of these plucky British sports cars for just five grand.
Intrepid ʻbarn findʼ expert Chris Routledge, who makes it his business to seek out classic cars which have been left languishing and become derelict, unearths a rare and glamorous 60s American land yacht that has been hidden under a hedge for almost three decades.
Jodie falls in love with one of the most beautiful cars ever built, the Ferrari California Spider. This legendary Ferrari is not just heart-stoppingly pretty – its 3.0 litre V12 engine takes it to 60 mph in just seven seconds and on to a top speed of 150 mph. But at £5 million, Jodieʼs fling might never become a long-lasting relationship.
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