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27 June 2017

Paul Hollywood’s Big Continental Road Trip

If you like cars and into modern history. It’s definitely worth a watch.


YOU’LL probably know Paul Hollywood best for being on The Great British Bake-Off alongside Mary Berry. While we all know his love and passion for food. Little did I know that he has a keen interest in cars – and something that has been a lifelong passion of his.

In the three-part series, Hollywood travels to Italy, Germany and France. He looks at how cars have been an influence on people, and society of their respective countries where they were made. Also in making their mark in history, reflection of their culture, and playing their part in shaping up their national identity.

If you have seen James May’s Car of the People, then you will probably enjoy watching Paul Hollywood’s Big Continental Road Trip. It's informative yet entertaining.

If you want to watch the show. It is available to watch on BBC iPlayer*.

*Available at the time of writing, and only available to UK viewers.

19 January 2012

Top Gear is back

Clarkson, Hammond and May are back for a brand new series of the ever popular BBC show.


19 October 2011

The Pokemon car


In the 1990s and early 2000s, Pokemon was the rage. It even spun off some wheels.




11 March 2011

Inbetweeners car for sale

The little yellow Fiat Cinquecento was one of the stars on The Inbetweeners. The car featured on the hit E4 comedy is now up for sale.



WITH cars that are the stars on films and television programmes. Their appearances and the roles they play can have profound effects on the car’s value and street cred. Take the MK3 Ford Cortina from Life On Mars; the Reliant Regal on Only Fools and Horses and the DeLorean from Back to the Future. You get my drift there.

Like the main characters: Will McKenzie (Simon Bird), Simon Cooper (Joe Thomas), Jay Cartwright (James Buckley) and Neil Sutherland (Blake Harrison). Simon's diddy, little Cinq was the butt of jokes. It also had its fair share of moments.

Anyways, lets cut to the chase here. The car will be auctioned off on eBay. Regardless of how much cash the winning bidder parted for the Fiat. The money made will be donated to Comic Relief. There’s no question that the "clunge-mobile" will be sold for a huge sum. With the money made going to a good cause. It will easily be the most expensive Fiat Cinquecento ever that's for sure!