Series 10

The search for the Greatest Driving Road in the world. Jeremy brings the Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera, Richard brings the Porsche 911 GT3 and James brings the Aston Martin Vantage N24. The trio drives across Italy and Switzerland in search of the best driving road in the world.

The trio attempt to improve their previous attempts at amphibious vehicles but with a much larger challenge ahead. They must improve their initial designs and then cross the English channel to France.

James reviews the Rolls Royce Phantom Drophead in the night time hours around London. Jeremy drives the perfect commuter car - the Peel P50 and then invents his own version of a small practical commuter car. Finally, Richard races a Euro Fighter Jet in a Bugatti Veyron.

Botswana - The famous and and very first official Top Gear special. James, Richard, and Jeremy cross Botswana in three second hand cars proving that you don't need expensive off roaders to accomplish this incredible challenge. I will return and fill this episode in later, the route is generally known already and street view coverage is sparse.

The Top Gear group along with the Stig race eachother across London in an attempt to find the best mode of transport to cross the city during rush hour. Hammond takes a lightened sports bicycle, the Stig takes public transport, Jeremy takes powerful speed boat, and James take a large Mercedes SUV.

James heads to the Humber Bridge in Englans to review the Alfa Romeo 159. He then challenges a tall man to a race where the man will walk across the Huumber river and James will cross the river as well but without using the Humber bridge forcing him to drive all the way around it to reach the finish on the other side. Then Jeremy reviews two powerful estate cars in Manchester - the Mercedes E63 and BMW M5.

The Top Gear Trio tries to prove to the producers that British Leyland actually made some good cars. Turns out that they didn't but they did provide plenty of entertainment for us.

James and Jeremy set out to find the first ever car in the configuration the world uses today.

James reviews the Fiat 500 in Hungary. He then challenges some BMX riders in a race to from one side of the city to a manufacturing district on the other side to see what the little Fiat 500 can do.

In the final episode of series 10 Jeremy, James, and Richard compare three (now legendary) German V8 sport saloons to find out whichh German auto maker builds the best one. The Audi RS4, Mercedes C63 and the BMW M3 on the track at the Ascari Club in Span.