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New Top Gear TV: old first cars and the Lamborghini Miura

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New Top Gear TV: old first cars and the Lamborghini Miura | Top Gear

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Why buy a boring city car when you can have something a little more... interesting? Plus: a look back at the *original* supercar

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New Top Gear TV: old first cars and the Lamborghini Miura

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Why buy a boring city car when you can have something a little more... interesting? Plus: a look back at the *original* supercar

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New Top Gear TV: old first cars and the Lamborghini Miura

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Why buy a boring city car when you can have something a little more... interesting? Plus: a look back at the *original* supercar

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New Top Gear TV: old first cars and the Lamborghini Miura

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New Top Gear TV: old first cars and the Lamborghini Miura

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Why buy a boring city car when you can have something a little more... interesting? Plus: a look back at the *original* supercar

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You’ve just passed your driving test. Congratulations. Now you need to spend a small fortune buying and insuring a very boring city car. A Vauxhall Corsa, something like that. Worthy, but dull. But what if there’s another, more exciting, way?

Freddie, Chris and Paddy set out to buy interesting, cheap cars for new drivers, before putting them to the test on a road trip to the glorious Cornish coast. A trip involving quarry-racing, paint-bombs, and playing ‘driving instructor’ to a trio of newly-qualified 17-year-olds around a hair-raising obstacle race...

Elsewhere on episode five, Chris Harris charts the incredible history of the original, jaw-dropping supercar. The car that every modern supercar – McLaren, Ferrari, Pagani, Koenigsegg, you name it – owes their existence to: the 1966 Lamborghini Miura. A car born, naturally, of a feud between two angry Italian businessmen.

Watch all new Top Gear this Sunday at 8pm on BBC One, or catch up on BBC iPlayer.

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You’ve just passed your driving test. Congratulations. Now you need to spend a small fortune buying and insuring a very boring city car. A Vauxhall Corsa, something like that. Worthy, but dull. But what if there’s another, more exciting, way?

Freddie, Chris and Paddy set out to buy interesting, cheap cars for new drivers, before putting them to the test on a road trip to the glorious Cornish coast. A trip involving quarry-racing, paint-bombs, and playing ‘driving instructor’ to a trio of newly-qualified 17-year-olds around a hair-raising obstacle race...

Elsewhere on episode five, Chris Harris charts the incredible history of the original, jaw-dropping supercar. The car that every modern supercar – McLaren, Ferrari, Pagani, Koenigsegg, you name it – owes their existence to: the 1966 Lamborghini Miura. A car born, naturally, of a feud between two angry Italian businessmen.

Watch all new Top Gear this Sunday at 8pm on BBC One, or catch up on BBC iPlayer.

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Why buy a boring city car when you can have something a little more... interesting? Plus: a look back at the *original* supercar

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