148 Series 19, Episode 1 January 27, 2013 Damien Lewis Review: Richard reviews the Italian manufacturer's latest supercar, Pagani Huayra. This car is capable of fierce acceleration, and its body, interior, and cutting-edge technology have received great attention. Despite its huge twin turbine engine and horsepower, the car can easily and painstakingly drive without the risk of skidding due to its complex aerodynamic package. Huayra also set Stig's fastest performance on the Top Gear test track, at 1:13.8, breaking the previous record set by Ariel Atom V8. News: Dacia Sandero is now selling in the UK. The Mercedes Benz SLS AMG Black has been updated to generate additional horsepower, but handling is still challenging. Jeremy claims to have found a male equivalent of "Fifty Degrees of Grey," which displays a children's book about tractors. The new Chevrolet Stingray is released. James May turned 50 on the previous anniversary. In addition, the rally team composed of war amputees (previously mentioned in episode 6 of series 17) finally completed the challenge of completing the 2013 Dakar Rally. Comment: James reviewed the new Bentley Continental GT and noted the new engine and subtle ride characteristics. James believed that this Bentley with a four wheel drive system and powerful engine could handle worse things than rural roads in Wales, so he drove the car onto the Welsh stage of the World Rally Championship, with Chris Mick driving and James serving as co pilot. Although this car has less grip, more weight, an electronic handbrake (not suitable for use on rally stages), and James is not good at memorizing speed, the Bentley is actually faster than a WRC full range car. "Star of Affordable Cars": Damian Lewis took turns getting on the car, driving Kia Cee'd on a snow test track, drifting sideways across the finish line, setting the slowest time of 2:09:1. Jeremy made a separate snowboard for Damian (he just put time under and next to the fastest lap on the snowboard), cheered him on, and said he was the fastest driver ever; "Snowboard";. Challenge: Jeremy tried to build a smaller car than the Peel P50 and named his work P45. It is based on a four wheeled bicycle with a body installed to wrap the driver. Then, he presented his ideas to the "Dragon" team in the form of a dragon cave style. All dragons claim to be "dragons"; output "; Returning to the studio, Richard concluded that Jeremy had to die if the P45 was to be put into production. 149 Series 19, Episode 2 On February 3, 2013, the Mick Fleetwood Challenge, Part 1: In another challenge, the host selected three super cars to participate in an epic race. As it was Hammond's turn to choose the challenge location, the team headed to the Western United States. Jeremy chose the Lexus LFA, and James chose the new Astral." Martin Vanquish, Richard chose SRT Viper. After a brief drive in the Nevada desert, the three went to the Las Vegas Circuit, especially the cross dressing area, to participate in a cross dressing competition organized by the Las Vegas Police Department; His theory for organizing this game is that allowing people to compete legally on closed tracks can prevent street races. Despite their high performance cars, the trio was defeated in every rally by converted cars and four wheel drive vehicles. News: Jeremy has proposed a solution to the crisis affecting central England: fire all traffic wardens and cancel the double yellow line. Subsequently, the three reviewed a Chinese product designed to prevent drowsiness while driving, and then saw the 2013 Jaguar F-Type for the first time. They praised its styling, but criticized its high price of 60000 pounds and its target audience. James mentioned that Peugeot Citroen's car plans to use compressed air; Jeremy tried to demonstrate using a fire extinguisher, but failed after causing himself to slowly turn around. Challenge, Part 2: After leaving Las Vegas, James and Richard made fun of Jeremy's LFA because it not only didn't have a Bluetooth connection and iPod connector, but also didn't have a cup holder, even though it was the most expensive car. Then, they were sent to the Willow Springs International Motorsport Park, but they stopped on a grooved road, where each car would drive and emit notes. When they arrived at Willow Springs, they were forced to play the aerial version of Laser Quest, where they would drive five laps on the track while being chased by two Aermacchi SF.260 equipped with laser guns. In the end, James was hit only 17 times and won the challenge. Affordable Car Star: Mick Fleetwood of the Fleetwood Mac drives the Kia Cee'd on a test track at a lap speed of 1:45.4. Challenge, Part 3: Depart for Willow Springs in Los Angeles, California. In order to achieve "; the real world"; Testing, Richard
