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This week Jeremy Clarkson discovers that five of the world's eight super-car makers are based in one area of Italy, around the city of Modena. He interviews Giovanni Agnelli, President of Fiat, visits the Lingotto test track, and turns fantasy into reality when he gets to drive three world-famous cars - a Bugatti, a Ferrari and a Lamborghini.

With a population of little more than a quarter of a million, Iceland has no traffic jams on its few proper roads. But its people spend thousands on snowmobiles and on transforming vans into four-wheel-drive vehicles.

Jeremy Clarkson dives into the car culture of Detroit, famously known as motor city.

This week, Clarkson visits Hanoi and Saigon where there are currently no cars - and no traffic jams. Up to now, the mobile population has used scooters to transport almost everything, but cars are slowly appearing on the streets.

James May compares the Lamborghini Countach vs the Ferrari boxer in the titanic battle review.

Various clips from in the studio, on tour, and conversations from the trio.

The iconic Ariel Atom is rev iewed by Clarkson which on the test run bends his face

A six-part series in which Jeremy Clarkson tours the world looking at other motoring cultures. In the first programme, he visits Japan, and asks whether the car's days are numbered in a country where it regularly takes six hours to cover ten miles.

The hills are alive to the sound of horse power as Clarkson, Hammond and May pack their suitcases in their Lamborghini, Aston Martin and Vanquish supercars and go on an epic journey to find the best driving road in the world.

It's an epic race from England To Monte Carlo, France as Richard and James traveling on a train that goes at the speed of 200mph against Jeremy in an Aston Martin DB9

Jeremy Clarkson shares his opinion on the Lotus Esprit S4 3.5 V6 and times the car around the old Top Gear race track.