Top Gear - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Stig Outruns a Speed Camera
Matt, Chris and Rory race across Kazakhstan in 3 high-mileage cars and Matt's review of the Aston Martin DB11 is thwarted by Chris and a very evil Mercedes.
A Bus Jumps Not-Very-Many Motorbikes
Jeremy is blown away by the new Noble M12 GTO, Jason looks at buying a used BMW 7 Series, and Jay Kay from Jamiroquai drives a reasonably priced Liana.
Grannies Do Donuts
The team consults top car designers to find the best-looking car of all time. Meanwhile, grannies do doughnuts in a Honda S2000.
The Mondeo Beats the Germans
Steve Coogan is the Star in a Reasonably Priced Car, and the team take a look at the cars used in the latest James Bond film.
The Team Turns a Rover 800 Into a Bond Car
On a DIY-themed Top Gear, Richard builds a Bond car for £300, and Jonathan Ross takes on the Top Gear track in a Liana.
The Grannies Learn How to Handbrake Park
The grannies are back to have a go at handbrake parking, and Tara Palmer-Tomkinson notches up a seriously respectable time on the Top Gear track.
The Team Finds the Fastest Faith
Status Quo's Rick Parfitt tries out the reasonably priced car, and the team learns how to drive a Lotus Elise properly.
Gambon Corner Gets Its Name
The Maserati 3200GT is tested on the track, and award-winning actor Sir Michael Gambon puts in a memorable lap on the Top Gear track.
The Stripped-Out Jaguar XJS
The team pick the ultimate family car, celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay is the Star in a Reasonably Priced Car, and the Stig meets his match.
The Team Finds Out the Fastest Faith - Again
We find the best car for going off-road, the team reflects on the motoring year and hand out some Top Gear awards, and Jeremy tests the Lotus Esprit.
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