Sunday
Range Rover Sport L494 King Of The Suv And Best Allrounder
Join Chris and Rob as they race to apply the finishing touches to the Range Rover Sport Autobiography. After receiving the car back with fresh paint and refurbished satin black wheels, the duo must solve a puzzle regarding missing insulation foam and track down the correct 'stealth pack' trim to ensure a factory-perfect look. The project involves tackling some battery terminal gremlins, swapping out interior components, and a trip for professional alignment and air conditioning. Finally, the pair crunches the numbers to reveal the total build cost, leading to a surprising decision about the car's future.
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How I'm Going To Rebuild The Wrecked Bugatti Chiron
Join Mat and the team behind the scenes as the restoration of the crashed Bugatti Chiron takes a complicated turn. In a quest to satisfy Alex's desire for a louder exhaust, the team faces the daunting task of dismantling the rear of the vehicle, effectively splitting the car into thirds. With critical parts needing repair, including a shattered gearbox bracket and damaged radiators, the boys improvise a transport solution involving a trip to Walmart and some questionable luggage choices. Back in the UK, they visit Bob the machinist to see if the complex magnesium alloy bracket can be saved or if they are facing a ruinous repair bill. Meanwhile, Mat responds to recent criticism from James May regarding his Porsche GT3 RS build and makes a surprising announcement about the future of his Aston Martin DB12.
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The Road That Ate Supercars...
Join Vinwiki's Guest Host as he recounts the chaotic saga of Rufford Ford, a historic water crossing that became an unlikely viral sensation. Discover how a simple hobby of filming cars attempting to navigate the deep waters transformed into a massive tourist attraction, leading to hydrolocked engines, drone disasters, and intense clashes with local authorities. From police operations to midnight sabotage and a tractor that defied the council, find out how a wet road sparked an internet frenzy and a battle for its future.
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Doug & The Contraband Toyota!
While Ed Bolian is known for chasing down exotic cars stuck in government purgatory, this Guest Host shares a story about a vehicle stuck in a similar legal limbo, though with significantly less horsepower. After a specific visa situation leaves a Canadian-spec Toyota Tercel stranded in the US without a title, the host decides to rescue the "contraband" vehicle for a potential life of circle track racing. Tune in to hear the hilarious saga of this orphan car's journey across the country, a terrifying towing ordeal involving a short rope and an angry wasp nest, and a nostalgic look back at dominating local spectator drags in a family station wagon.
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I Bought A Cheap V10 BMW At Auction & Got It Running With An Old Trick
Sam struggles to execute his master plan of funding his V10 M6 project by parting out a cheap donor BMW, discovering that Facebook Marketplace buyers are harder to deal with than anticipated. Meanwhile, the M6 itself has gone from drivable to a complete brick, refusing to crank or start. After chasing down water leaks, fusing issues, and battery sensor faults, Sam uncovers a terrifying issue within the complex SMG transmission system—a failure with a dealership price tag of over $10,000. With his back against the wall, Sam decides to ignore professional advice and attempt a risky, unconventional repair method. Tune in to see if this desperate gamble brings the V10 back to life or if the project is officially dead in the water.
▶ Watch on YouTubeThis Is Why It's So Hard To Run A Business In 2026! Warning: Big Rant!
Ricky and the team take on a twin-supercharged Audi R8 that has arrived at the shop in a sorry state, suffering from a dead battery, a flat tire, and an engine running roughly. Before diagnosis can even begin, Ricky must navigate a poorly installed water-meth kit and corroded terminals just to bring the car back to life. As the guys dig into the data to uncover why the performance machine is struggling to idle, tensions flare outside the workshop. A dispute with a neighboring business leads to a visit from the council, leaving Ricky with a stack of parking tickets and a lot to say about the difficulties of running a garage.
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Is This The Most Influential American Car Of All Time?
In this episode, a Vinwiki guest host presents a compelling argument for why the Chevrolet Corvair is the most influential car to ever emerge from Detroit. The story traces the vehicle's evolution from a simple rear-engine economy car to the sporty Monza, a transformation that directly inspired Lee Iacocca to create the Ford Mustang. Viewers will learn about the engineering challenges faced by GM, the involvement of Corvette legend Zora Arkus-Duntov, and the rebellious racing success of the Yenko Stinger. The video also dives deep into the controversy ignited by Ralph Nader's 'Unsafe at Any Speed,' exploring how public perception and legal battles over this single vehicle became the catalyst for modern automotive safety regulations and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Tune in to discover the surprising legacy of a car that changed global styling and safety standards forever, even after its untimely demise.
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Chris Bid On A Copart Car And Bought A Dog!
Chris takes a punt on a 2018 Corsa Limited Edition from the auction, but the bargain price tag comes with a catch: it is a Category S write-off with significant suspension damage. After managing to limp the battered vehicle into the workshop, Rob heads out on a salvage yard run to hunt down essential spares, leaving Chris to tackle the teardown. However, the repair job hits a snag when a replacement part presents an unexpected compatibility issue. Watch to see if the duo can overcome the mechanical curveball and get this neglected 'smoker's car' back on its wheels before the day is out.
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You'd Never Guess Where Vintage Racing Began In America!
Join Vinwiki’s guest host as she reflects on a dual life in public relations and the cockpit during one of the most dynamic eras of motorsports. Discover how a casual weekend driving a rare Maserati may have inadvertently launched the modern vintage racing movement and how a spontaneous business dinner proposition led to a frantic scramble for a professional license. From the awkward politics of racing a competitor's car while representing Chevrolet to a hard lesson in front-wheel drive physics at Bridgehampton, this episode explores a nostalgic time of intense manufacturer rivalries, showroom stock trickery, and unforgettable personalities.
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The Greatest Sponsorship Scheme We've Ever Heard
With the golden era of easy corporate tax write-offs long gone, securing motorsport sponsorship requires more than just talent behind the wheel. In this episode, our Guest Host reveals the ingenious strategy of a young Belgian driver who, facing a lack of funds during a recession, managed to finance his racing career by brokering a unique deal between a struggling chocolate factory and a local grocery store. Plus, discover how a Florida car salesman utilized his professional skills and the concept of "seat time" to talk his way from the showroom floor to the starting grid of the Nürburgring.
▶ Find on YouTubeRebuilding A Cheap Crashed Mercedes C43 Amg!... Pt.2...
Dean is back in the workshop to push forward with the rebuild of his crash-damaged 2019 Mercedes C43 AMG. After stripping the front end, the process of piecing the car back together proves more complicated than expected. A gamble on replacement parts leads to a frustrating electrical mystery involving cut wiring looms, temperamental control modules, and a stubborn headlight that refuses to cooperate. Dean also attempts to upgrade the look with a replica C63 bumper and tackles the tricky active bonnet hinges. Tune in to see if he can crack the coding issues and get the twin-turbo V6 looking and sounding like an AMG again.
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I Got Screwed Buying This Rare Lincoln Blackwood
Hoovie adds a rare automotive oddity to the garage: the ill-fated Lincoln Blackwood. With its useless carpeted bed, lack of four-wheel drive, and excessive faux wood, this truck was a massive sales flop, but Hoovie is charmed by its quirkiness and $11,000 price tag. After exploring its bizarre features and comparing it to the Ford Lightning, he heads to the Car Wizard to check on a warning light. What starts as a routine inspection quickly spirals when the Wizard discovers a catastrophic mechanical failure that threatens to total the truck immediately. Has Hoovie bought a hidden gem, or is this luxury pickup destined for the junkyard?
▶ Watch on YouTubeWe Broke Our VW Touareg!
It is a day of electrical gremlins and accusations as Ricky’s beloved VW Touareg tow rig malfunctions, with Nathan squarely in the firing line for the breakage. The team trades supercars for wiring diagrams and multimeters, desperately trying to trace a fault in the split charging system before the costs spiral. Amidst the diagnostic chaos and thermal imaging, 'The Judge' brings the workshop to order for some essential housekeeping regarding track days and recruitment, all while the guys trade brutal football banter. Will they find the culprit, or is a trip to the dealer inevitable?
▶ Find on YouTubeDriving The Most Unreliable Supercar In The Most Dangerous Part Of Town!
Join guest host Roy as he recounts the chaotic experience of managing his boss's rapidly expanding supercar collection during lockdown. From the terrifying ordeal of waking up a dormant Jaguar XJ220—complete with malfunctioning gauges, massive backfires, and a Bugatti Veyron rescue mission—to the surprisingly underwhelming reality of road-tripping a Porsche 959, Roy pulls back the curtain on the reality of driving automotive legends. Tune in to see how a 'bad influence' helped turn a three-car garage into a twenty-car fleet, and hear the story of how a G-Wagon 4x4 Squared nearly met a watery grave.
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Running The Parking Heater On Canola Oil - Not A Good Idea....
Join Mike in the workshop as he braves the freezing weather to test whether a diesel heater can successfully run on Canola oil. Will the unit burn clean, or will the vegetable oil mixture lead to smoke and error codes? Mike also discusses the practicality of driving older diesel cars in extreme winter conditions and unboxes a surprisingly high-quality delivery destined for Deborah's caravan project.
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