"'Coming up" " Chris Routledge tracks down the unicorn of cars.'" "A lot of people say they've seen this car." "They haven't." "'Model and car nut David Gandy unveils his first classic.'" "She's stunning. 'Alex Riley visits a family with a car collecting habit.'" ""Good morning, Vicar." "How are you?" "Very well, thank you."" "'Bruno Senna goes all out for a new fastest lap 'and I drive a supercar turbo nut of the early '90s.'" "Whoa!" "Hello and welcome to The Classic Car Show from our secret lair beneath the Brooklands circuit." "We have another show bubbling with classic car love." "Now, Quentin's list of all-time classic cars has been getting better and better." "The car he's chosen today is a little bit like himself - exclusive, powerful, flamboyant, and also a pin-up for most teenage boys in the 1980s." "I'm just not listening any more." "(CHUCKLES) But flamboyance is the word." "This car redefines flamboyance, flamboyance with a capital F." "'The 1980s, the decade of decadence, money and excess." "It was the me generation, determined to have the best time ever." "Thatcher and Reagan turned on the money taps and people spent like it was going out of fashion." "Young guns partied till dawn to the strains of Jackson, Madonna, and Duran Duran, and the supercar that summed it all up was the Ferrari Testarossa." "Even its designer, Sergio Pininfarina, called it an exercise in flamboyance, and it was never welcomed into the Ferrari card-carrying inner circle like a Daytona or a 365 and prices went down." "I can remember these cars selling for £25,000." "Nobody wanted them because they were too vulgar." "Now, from where I'm standing this looks pretty good, so I say it's time to reassess the Testarossa." "Let's undo some shirt buttons, get some wind on those chest hairs and see if we owe this '80s world child an apology." "What everybody forgets about the Testarossa is it's one of Ferrari's most successful cars." "It sold 7,000 units." "The list price was £63,000 in 1984, the equivalent of 200 grand now and there was a year's waiting list." "This is 1984 was very, very, very cool." "This was Ferrari's first world car." "They had all the emissions and safety stuff sorted so it could go into every market." "That's why it sold in such numbers." "They did another very, very clever thing - they made it easy to drive." "This was a rock star's car that Dolly Parton could go shopping in." "And when Dolly went shopping, she could do 185mph and get to 60 in around five seconds." "At one time it was the fastest accelerating production car in the world." "OK, the Lamborghini Countach was maybe a few seconds, split seconds faster, but with the Testarossa at least you could park it." "And here's another thing - it doesn't feel as wide as all those doubters said." "Even with those two elephant-ear wing mirrors, it can easily fit into place." "OK, maybe not on the Edgware Road, but up here in the LA hills, it feels fine." "We have been totally, totally rotten to the Testarossa, beastly, horrid, as my grandmother would say." "We owe it a deep and humble apology." "If there are any around in your neck of the woods for 25 grand, I'd be out the door now." "So just how ridiculous are those looks?" "Well, actually, I think they're incredibly subtle." "If you look at the bonnet, where's the bling, the glittery bits?" "Compared to a Bugatti Veyron, this car is chaste, it's like Mother Teresa." "The sides - everybody hated these vents, this wonderful piece of handmade aluminium art - but its a fabulous piece of form over function, because they channel air into the two rear radiators, one in each wing, so it's a fabulously flamboyant" "piece of function, but the real triumph of this, and it is a great design, is that Pininfarina, it's almost as though he could see into the future, predict all that greed is good, that excess," "that swirling blizzard of cocaine, and he designed a car that was so perfectly in tune with its times." "This is a great car design, unquestionably." "The Testarossa is the original modern supercar." "It's reliable, aluminium-bodied, it's got a minimum of electrics to go wrong." "Up to that point, all your Maseratis, your Lamborghinis and your Ferraris were broadly unreliable and hard-riding cars that demanded such a lot of driver and passenger, but the ride is smooth, the cockpit's big," "there's lots of space." "This is, unquestionably, a great Ferrari." "The Testarossa was the '80s." "It was Miami Vice, Duran Duran music videos, it was red and white and flash and summed up everything about the '80s." "'It is of its time and that's OK.'" "They made a car that reflected the period in which they were living, which was a period of kind of proxy excess and so hence the Testarossa, the ultimate 1980s supercar." "So all those Yuppies were right, they just didn't know it." "They bought it because it was big, like their pay cheques, their big hair, their big shoulder pads, like their big mobile phones." "Remember these?" "Of course not, you're too young." "They didn't realise they were buying one of the most flamboyant and brave car designs ever." "'Sadly, though, there are no more 25-grand Testarossas left." "'Good ones now cost three times that and it won't be long before prices really do go into orbit.'" "And we'll all be sitting around saying," ""Gosh, I remember when you could buy a Testarossa for 60." ""When will it ever stop?"" "(ENGINE ROARS)" "So Ferrari got it right first time with the Testarossa." "The rest of us were slow to catch up." "It's shamefully taken us nearly 30 years to appreciate this car and understand it was the first of the world-class reliable supercars and the father of the Veyrons and McLarens and Enzos we admire so much today." "I'm going to make a prophecy." "Because this car so perfectly sums up the '80s, and the '80s define who we are today, very soon indeed it will be the classic Ferrari that everybody wants, that everybody is out looking for," "because this is the most fitting and flamboyant monument to a decade of good times we thought would never end." "(ENGINE ROARS)" "That's a good-looking car." "A bright red Testarossa in the sunshine in California." "You get the good gigs, huh?" "For research purposes, you understand." "It's very important to put it in its natural habitat, drive it, and you saw how much I liked it and busted all those myths about it being big, unwieldy, cumbersome." "It's a great, great car and is undervalued, or was." "The other day I saw one for £95,000." "Wow." "So they have gone up like nobody's business in six months." "And will keep on going up?" "Yes." "They'll pass 100 very soon." "Very interesting." "While Quentin was having a wonderful time in the sunshine, I was having fun myself." "Stay with us and I'll show you what I got up to." "'Coming up - supermodel David Gandy debuts his first classic.'" "Here we go, opening her up." "'Chris Routledge tracks down a motoring enigma," "'Alex Riley meets up with a classic car obsessed family.'" "I don't throw anything away." "'Bruno Senna is out on track to set a hot lap in a classic racer, 'and I also take to the race track in the mighty Jaguar XJ220.'" "Before all of that, one of Jodie's model chums has splashed out lots of his hard-earned money on his first ever classic car, and for some inexplicable reason" "Jodie insisted on being there when he picked it up." "I wonder why?" "It doesn't matter who you are or how many cars you've owned, you always remember your first classic." "'And in less than two hours' time," "'David Gandy, the world's only male supermodel, 'will be collecting his.'" "And luckily for me, we're off to meet him to find out what car he's got." "'In 2001, David won a TV modelling contest, 'launching him into the fashion stratosphere 'and onto the radar of global brand Dolce  Gabbana." "'And 13 years later, David's now fortunate enough 'not only to buy the car he always wanted 'but have it restored by one of the few people 'capable of creating his perfect car.'" "'Every car is individual and on average' you're talking about 1200 hours to 3,000 hours on each car to achieve and realise the dream." "How are you?" "So here we are, a big day." "A big day." "I'm very excited to see it." "I don't know what it is." "No." "So is it the Shelby?" "Not quite a Shelby." "That might be the next one." "I love that." "That is a very cool car, but no." "My favourite, the E-Type." "The most beautiful car in the world." "Stunning." "This would be my dream car." "'With a black cloth slightly giving it away, 'this is what we've come to see.'" "You want to do it?" "Why don't you come and help me?" "Take that side, we'll reveal it together." "Ready..." "Oh, she's stunning." "Oh, wow." "There you go." "Oh, wow!" "Look at that. (CHUCKLES)" "Wowee!" "The 190SL, 1960." "That is absolutely stunning." "I can't believe it's mine." "It's like looking at another car." "You've had a baby." "I have." "Congratulations." "'David has overseen every element of this ground-up restoration 'and after 2,000 painstaking hours 'it's never looked so good." "Were you particularly daunted by the actual amount of choices you have to make and the tiny little bits?" "It's quite a lot." "It wasn't daunting." "It's my love." "It's something I wanted to do for a good ten years, so it's never a chore, it was never daunting." "The more I got involved, the more I loved it." "She's very lucky to have a daddy like you that put so much effort in." "Until she sees my driving." "Exactly." "(CHUCKLES)" "(ENGINE PURRS)" "'After 12 long months of endless decisions, 'it's David's first time behind the wheel.'" "Haven't got my clutch control..." "Don't worry, I'm not judging you." "You're banging your head against..." "(BOTH CHUCKLE)" "Here we go, opening her up." "I'm still bedding the engine in, I can't go too fast." "It's done 4,000." "'Whether it's David with his wonderful SL or not, 'the momentous moment you drive a restored classic for the first time 'is a very special one, 'even if a few things take time to get used to.'" "What's the red light flashing?" "That's the indicator." "Oh, that's the indicator." "Don't worry me with these things." "What's the smoke coming..." "(BOTH CHUCKLE)" "'A summer's drive with one of the world's best known male models 'in a beautiful classic SL - 'not a bad way to spend an afternoon.'" "Well, I think she's absolutely gorgeous." "You were getting on famously." "Yes." "A little bit of eye candy you've got to sit next to." "Tough day." "You're vibrating with pleasure like a blender, but he's got great taste, because that 190 is superb." "Stunning." "Whatever he spent buying it, restoring it, he'll get back, because they're going up like heat-seeking missiles." "They're chasing 300SL Gullwing values." "Wow." "He's done well." "He spent years choosing which one he wanted, spent a lot of time and effort redoing it and I think it was a year from the moment he bought it to the unveiling and it was amazing." "I'm far too impatient, I couldn't have waited." "We like David, because he gets classic cars, he knows it's about time, devotion, and it's about detail." "And nurturing." "Yes." "You'd like to nurture David, wouldn't you?" "I'd love to." "Before you go into a reverie, isn't it time for a barn find?" "Ah, yes, a barn find." "We sent off our four-wheeled archaeologist," "Chris Routledge, who dug up another buried treasure." "This is something really unusual." "This is something a lot of people have never heard of, never seen." "It's called an Owen Sedanca." "It was a 1970s super coupe built around a Jaguar." "If it is the Owen Sedanca." "it's literally a mythical beast, it's a unicorn of cars." "It's got to be the rarest barn find I've ever made." "So I want to go and see it because I've never seen one before." "50, 51, 52, 3, 4, 5," "56." "This is it." "This is garage 56." "In here, I believe, is THE Owen Sedanca, so here we go." "Whoa, I think that is it." "Well, there it is." "There it is, although there's one immediate question that's sprung to mind and that's - it's supposed to be white." "But it's very clearly gold." "I'm loving that badge." "Completely handmade." "That's a total fingerprint, the complete unique nature of this car, the one, the only, the pre-production prototype, the car that never got built, the Owen Sedanca, and here it is." "A lot of people say they've seen this car." "They haven't." "I know, I'm sitting next to it." "This old beast... (PUFFS) ..doesn't want to move." "There's so much innovation in this car in terms of '70s design." "There's elements of the Lamborghini Espada in the rear window." "There's elements of the Lotus Esprit in the front." "I think this car influenced an awful lot of designers in the period." "Ah!" "This is great." "Look." "Down here, there it is." "There's the original white paint still on the front of the car." "When this car was launched in 1973 at a star-studded party that was the paint that was there." "That's the original white finish on the car." "Look at these wheels." "These are an original set of Wolfrace slot-magnesium alloy wheels." "They were super money when they were new." "This shows you how much time, effort and money were spent developing this car." "Amazing to see." "It's like a Studio 54 on wheels." "Look at the various finishes in the period." "You've got a suede dashboard, brown leather." "A lot of brown in this car." "This is all original, never been touched." "This is the original, pre-production 1970s interior." "It should be listed." "'Seeing this car for the very first time has ticked an enormous box.'" "We've proven a fairy tale." "This mythical beast, the Owen Sedanca, it exists." "That's what we've achieved." "Many people over the years say they've seen it, said it was at a show, maybe it wasn't, to the point people were saying it doesn't exist, it never did." "There it is." "Case proven." "The unicorn exists." "The unicorn has been found but I'd never even heard of it." "That is because there's only one in the world." "There were a few made afterwards, but that's the pre-production that was at the motor show in 1973." "I remember as a little boy watching that car..." "No." "..in Earl's Court going round on a turntable." "I had a carrier bag full of brochures." "A historic moment." "It's probably worth £50,000 now and if you restored it, 100 grand, but if you get two people who want that unique one-in-the-world car..." "Exactly." "If two people bid for the only car in the world, it's crazy prices." "But what I love is that's a little lock-up garage in south-east London." "Who knew?" "Who knew?" "There's all these cars out there just waiting to be found." "They do exist, they are real, Chris is so good at finding them." "Absolutely brilliant." "Stay with us as Alex Riley meets a family with a rather strange classic car habit." "'Coming up" " Alex is off to meet a family 'who are space poor but classic car rich," "'Bruno goes for a new fastest lap on the track, 'and I'm in supercar heaven when I get to grips with a Jaguar XJ220.'" "Yee-ha!" "All that still to come." "Now, finding a use for Alex Riley's unique set of skills is always a challenge, but we've found a car-obsessed family who for reasons best known to themselves actually let him into their home." "It's an age-old problem." "You buy a classic car that needs a bit of work and while scouring the country for the parts you need you realise you're hooked." "Wind the clocks forward 30 years and your entire family has been invaded by your obsession." "'Take the Prinn family from Southampton.'" "(DOG BARKS) I'm Alex." "Hello, I'm Robert." "Come on in. 'In 1997, Robert and Angela owned 'just one Austin A30." "'Today, however, that number has swelled to a whopping 33, 'and where there was once a respectable garden 'there's now an elephant's graveyard of Austins, 'open to anyone looking to buy spares.'" "Oh, dear." "It's deteriorated in there." "That's quite sad." "At some point, the plan would be to strip it." "I'll leave that there for now." "This one, is there anything salvageable on this one?" "Of course." "The engine and the axles." "They can be reused." "What about this one?" "That was given to the club." "I went to collect spares and they said, "Would you like this?"" "You never say no to an Austin." "Right." "'But credit where it's due." "'It's not just scrap he's clung on to.'" "Angela's A30 is down there." "That was the first one she had on the road." "Ruby was my first car I drove on the road, in the left-hand corner." "This is Matthew's car, this one." "Betty." "I've had that since I was seven." "You got your first car when you were seven?" "Yeah." "So when you got it, was the intention that when you passed your test at the age of 17 then it would be finished?" "Yes." "That's what I was told." "It was a race against time, you only had ten years." "Yeah." "Just ten short years to get it roadworthy." "'Just when I thought I'd seen it all,...'" "Oh, crikey, look at this." "How much stuff have you got in here?" "'A humble shed stuffed with rows upon rows of spare parts.'" "It's broken. (CLEARS THROAT)" "'Enough to build at least 20 new Austins.'" ""Good morning, Vicar." "How are you?" "Very well, thank you."" "How much stuff have you got altogether?" "Well, I just don't know." "I just don't throw anything away." "'And it looks as if history is repeating itself.'" "Aye-aye, what do we have in here?" "Under cover?" "Something rather special?" "Slightly special, yeah." "Would you like to see it?" "Yeah." "What is it?" "A-ha, a Mini." "This isn't an Austin A35." "No, I'm afraid not." "It's a bit better than an Austin A35." "Is this the one out of Mr Bean?" "It is one of the originals out of Mr Bean." "Why have you got Mr Bean's Mini?" "I love cars, classic cars in particular." "My favourite's a Mini." "It's a runner, is it?" "It runs." "Take you for a drive, if you want." "Yeah, let's go." "'But what I should've noticed were the L plates, 'not that I can't teach him a thing or two.'" "OK, if you'd like to proceed into the road..." "Yeah, very good." "Car reversing out ahead." "Just slow down." "That's it, relax." "Very good." "You're doing very well." "'Taking things nice and slow," "'I take the opportunity to find out more.'" "What's it like living with a dad who is obsessed with the Austin A30 and A35?" "Tiring, and at the same time I suppose it's good fun, because if he hadn't done it I wouldn't know about classic cars." "So you see yourself..." "If I were to meet you in 20 years' time, you'd have a large back garden strewn with hundreds of cars in various states of disrepair and dismantlement?" "I think that will still happen." "(BOTH CHUCKLE)" "So everybody in the family gets something out of it?" "Good or bad, yeah. (CHUCKLES)" "Is it good or bad for your mother overall?" "If he's happy, she's happy." "Right." "Which is rather sweet." "And if you're happy, she's happy?" "It takes a lot to make me happy, but probably, yeah." "As happy as any 17-year-old can be." "How many cars does one family really need?" "One, two, maybe three at a push, certainly not 33, but this family's collection isn't born out of necessity." "It comes from nostalgia, unconditional love and a desire to save as many A30 and A35s as physically possible and with the arrival of Mr Bean's Mini, it seems there's every chance history will repeat itself." "You know what?" "They're going to need a bigger barn, aren't they?" "Now, that is the extreme end of the collecting spectrum, but it's only fair and honest to confess there are parts of the Willson residence that are similarly piled up with bits of old cars." "I just need to tell you that." "I know that's true." "I've actually seen you slowing down approaching driveways just to have a good old spy to see if you can spot..." "And that's when you see the back wheel of a 1961 E-Type poking out from underneath a tarpaulin." "Is this dream or reality?" "I'm not sure. (CHUCKLES)" "Anyway, isn't it time for your mate Bruno?" "Yes, indeedy." "Let's hand a gorgeous classic car over to the equally gorgeous Bruno Senna." "Over to you, track commentator Jack Nicholls." "'Nestled on the in-field of the classic banked Brooklands circuit 'lives this, 'a modern 1200m handling track." "'With its mix of challenging corners, it's perfect for Bruno Senna 'to lap some classic race cars." "'Let's find out what he's driving this time.'" "Oh, this one is looking like it's a..." "Is it?" "Is it?" "A Ferrari 308 Michelotto rally spec." "That's going to be really nice on this track." "Proper set up to get it sideways." "I hope I can get it sideways." "'The Ferrari 308 was not just Magnum PI's car of choice." "'This 1980 supercar pin-up in GTB Michelotto form 'was a serious weapon on the international rally scene." "'Taking on the likes of Audi, Opel and Porsche, 'the 308 won the Targa Florio, Tour de France and Mont Blanc rallies." "'It has a V8 3-litre engine that produces 320bhp 'that can fire its lightweight body to 60 in four seconds 'and on to 140mph." "'Time for the flying lap from the Ferrari 308." "'Look at the concentration on Bruno Senna's face." "'He knows it has a chance of taking the top spot away 'from the Jaguar E-Type Lightweight." "'Flying around the first corner, into the second corner." "'It's glued to the road." "'The back end steps out." "That's fantastic." "'He's coming to the split time." "'The time to beat is 22:964." "'He's almost half a second up." "'This is a phenomenal run from Senna." "'As we come into the final two corners on the circuit already." "'Just the never-ending, long right-hander to come." "'Just under half a second ahead of the Jaguar E-Type Lightweight." "'Can he maintain that advantage onto the finish straight?" "'48:284 to beat." "'Across the line and it's quicker by eight tenths of a second." "'Let's see if that was as fun to drive as to watch.'" "That made me sweaty." "It's definitely very hard work to drive the car." "The position's a bit too stretched for me." "I'm struggling to keep the steering wheel in place." "The brakes are amazingly good." "You brake the car and it stops nicely." "The gearbox's more modern than other cars so I can be more aggressive." "The over-steer you can get." "You turn in and slide it like a champion." "The car is doing everything, I'm not doing everything." "Brilliant." "We have a new leader." "The gorgeous Ferrari 308 rally car finally knocks the Jag E-Type off the top spot by 0.8 of a second, so it went round in" "47.404." "Probably the short wheel base and slightly stickier tyres helped." "Quick lap, but between the 308 and the E-Type there's nearly 20 years' difference, but on the track only 0.8 of a second." "That shows you how fast those E-Types were." "Stay with us." "We have another classic Jag, which is even faster." "'It's almost time for Jodie to hit the track in a Jaguar XJ220.'" "Right, off we go." "Earlier on, we saw Quentin swanning around LA in an '80s supercar, so I thought it was only fair I had my own supercar experience, too." "In the late 1980s, before the days of the McLaren F1, the Ferrari F50 and Bugatti Veyron," "Jaguar launched a hypercar years ahead of its time, the fastest production car the world had ever seen " "the XJ220." "Revealed at the London Motor Show in 1988, it stole all the headlines." "The press and public went wild." "Every teenage petrolhead replaced the Lamborghini Countach poster on their bedroom wall." "(ENGINE ROARS IN DISTANCE)" "People queued to put their £50,000 deposit on this car." "The car that they were promised had a top speed of 220mph, 500bhp, a V12 and a four-wheel drive." "'But in the four years following the motor-show launch," "'Black Wednesday shattered the global stock markets 'and the car Jaguar delivered didn't quite live up to the promise." "By the time the car was finished, due to design and financial constraints, the V12 turned into a V6, the four-wheel drive turned into rear-wheel drive, and more importantly, the price tag had gone from £360,000 up to £400,000." "In nowadays money, that's about 750 grand." "'Customers were furious, 'demanded a refund on their deposits and walked away, 'turning the car into a huge commercial failure for Jaguar." "'which is a pity, because I think they missed out on something.'" "(ENGINE ROARS) Whoa!" "It is unbelievably powerful." "Phwoar!" "A bit of backfire." "Pah!" "I spit on you." "I got wheel spin in second and in third there." "You can throw her into corners and there's not too much wobble going on, not too much under-steer, over-steer." "Phwoar." "She does sit tight." "'However, there are a few problems.'" "Ooh!" "It is massive." "It's huge." "I'm looking out my rear view and all I can see is the biggest, fattest arse I have ever, ever seen." "(THUD) Oh!" "Very low." "Your arse is on the ground, you can't see anything, it's so big you're dreading meeting anything coming along, but then when you put your foot down and those twin turbos kick in... (ENGINE ROARS)" "Phwoar!" "'With this kind of power, Jaguar entered the race version 'for the GT cars at Le Mans in '93, 'winning easily, but bad luck struck again 'when it was disqualified over a technicality 'and its racing career was over," "'but due to a committed band of followers, 'several recreations of the race version still exist." "'Thanks to a father and son team, Justin and Don Law," "'I've been given the chance to race today 'at the annual Silverstone Classic, 'which is playing host to the '90s GT racing class.'" "So I have just found my race car." "She looks absolutely stunning." "She looks a bit like the road car I was driving, apart from this big wing in the back." "They share the same engine, the 3.5-litre twin-turbo V6, but this little baby kicks out 700bhp." "0-60 in 2.5 seconds, a top speed of 235mph." "That's unbelievably quick, but I need to go see what else is in my field and see what I'm up against, so I'm going to look round our paddock." "Dodge Vipers." "Two." "They look absolutely terrifying." "Look at that, the clearance." "One, two, three, four, five." "Five McLaren F1s." "The Porsches." "Stripped out." "Look at that, absolutely nothing in it." "Roll cage, seat." "Phwoar!" "Marcos." "An absolute beast." "I've got to race against these." "Oh, my Lord." "The old heart's going a bit, but anyway, er, I think I'll go and get ready." "'Suited-up and with pre-race nerves," "'I climbed aboard." "'Justin joined me to keep an eye on his pride and joy.'" "Out of gear, foot off clutch." "(ENGINE FAILS TO START)" "Foot to the floor, then." "Fire up." "OK, let me just pop round and have a look." "'With the warm-up lap already under way, 'the only option was to swap cars and quickly.'" "Right, standard road gearbox, same as the other car." "Right, off we go." "Unbelievably, we just made it onto the back of the grid." "Seven years of not being on a track, you get a bit rusty." "'This seemed to make Justin a little nervous.'" "It's amazing fun." "Nice and smooth and we're away." "To the right, to the right." "'I was so busy trying to keep the car on the track," "'Justin had to remind me what my day job was.'" "Do you need to do some talking to the camera?" "Yeah, I know, I've become very quiet." "They're all going past me." "'But just as I was getting into the swing of things, 'the chequered flag was out and my race was over.'" "Hooray!" "Well done!" "Thank you." "Sorry I was a bit of a..." "That's absolutely fine." "It was wicked, it was great, but you know, you need to be driving a lot." "You get one corner then I did ten corners badly then you've got two corners, but they were all like... whoosh." "I need a beer." "Now, the 220 was Jaguar's least successful car ever and when it first came out the press laid into it, because it had no ground clearance, it overheated and no V12 engine." "Do you think it's time to reassess?" "I do." "I know all of those factors did come in, but when those twin turbos kicked in, oh, a big smile on my face." "I mean, it is a beast, it is juicy, it is powerful, it is fun." "You know, I just had one whole day of complete and utter fun and then to go to the race track, to take it out at Silverstone, was a big day for me, because I hadn't raced for seven years" "and it was the first time I'd returned to the place that actually stopped me racing, because I had a big crash, so it was scary, but that car kind of just made the day worth it." "So you heard it here first." "Invest in an XJ220, because Jodie got her hypercar rush." "Absolutely, but unfortunately, that's all we've got time for." "Join us next time for more classic car goodness." "See you later." "Goodbye." "Bye." "Captions C SBS Australia 2015"