This year, the Automotive Tuning Department in Bavaria celebrated its 50th birthday. It is the M division of BMW. To commemorate the spectacular drift turmoil in Munich for half a century, Paddy captures the masterpieces of the M division, from the legendary 3.0 CSL Batmobile and V10 engine-powered M5 to the current snorting M3. I made it. Will he announce the best M car in the M category?
Elsewhere, in Episode 5 of Series 32, Chris and Paddy have a mission to show that being environmentally friendly is not boring. In fact, the future of fuels, such as the new world of batteries, hydrogen, or synthetic gasoline, is really bright, as we discovered while testing the most groundbreaking new cars on Top Gear’s test course.
It also pays homage to the BBC’s 100th anniversary in motorsport style. How? Isn’t it decided to be the Hill Trial, which is the most unique motor sport in the UK? Ride an old and expensive car here and run up a steep country truck. Iyaho!
Harris then challenges the Ford WRC Puma.
Well, if you live in the UK, TGTV will be back on the BBC One and BBC iPlayer soon, but it’s a little ahead in Japan, so let’s put up with the trailer for now. Check out the top gear you can see in Japan below.
How to watch Top Gear TV in Japan[2022 latest version]
There was a trailer with a similar tendency in Series 24, so if you like it, check it out.
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