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In our very first programme we looked at the Citroen’s Berlingo Multispace - the van-turned-people carrier. It found favour with the TG team for its cheery character, and even Jeremy raved about its all-round ability. Richard Hammond was impressed by the Mazda 6, and spent some time pouring over the Ford GT40 concept, which wowed our studio audience long after we finished filming. Apparently, if you pass a speed camera fast enough it can’t take your picture - or so we heard in a pub once. So we borrowed a Gatso and set about trying to find out if it’s true. We got our tame racing driver, Stig, to test the theory. To our surprise, the camera didn’t just not catch the car, it didn’t even go off. The bad news was, 170mph is the speed you have to do to avoid the little piggybanks. Our first guest in our ’Star in a reasonably priced car’ feature was Harry Enfield, who tried out our big-value motor, the Suzuki Liana. This summary has been brought to you by watch Top Gear online website, iwatchtopgear.eu.

The boys are in the market for second-hand convertibles, each costing no more than pound2,000 - but they end up buying the same model car: the BMW 325i. On the track, Jeremy drives the Pagani Zonda R. Online Top Gear episodes can be found at iwatchtopgear.eu for free.

Top Gear saluted the bad car and proved that even now, you can spend money on a load of old rubbish. There was a Starsky in our reasonably priced Hutch, and we took on the finest supercars from around the globe with a ' 300 Jag. Next, bad cars. We used to rely on Wartburgs and Polski-Fiats, but now we have the Audi A2, a car that’s too tall, has narrow windows and shakes when you switch on the wipers. Then there’s the Ford Fusion, based on a Fiesta, but you pay that bit more to sit a bit higher. We could go on, but there’s no need - Richard has. He drove the new Lexus SC430 and didn’t much like the styling. In fact, he was so unimpressed with the coupe that he’d rather drive Hyundai’s new contender. We decided to find out which country makes the fastest supercar. We should point out, though, that Britain’s entry was our very own XJS. But it did have a trick up its sleeve which led it to beat a Ferrari. Namely nitrous oxide, which we’ll admit is a bit of a cheat on our part. Now, what happens when you slot an American ’70s cop show hero into our Liana? He breaks it, that’s what. And would you believe he could do it twice? Well, he did. David Soul was our star in a reasonably priced car, and he owes us two Lianas.