This is a decent series which isn't bad for sticking on if you have a spare 40 minutes.
The choices of cars in each episode are probably pretty bang on, I don't think anyone could really argue with the shortlists, however the final choice is definitely up for debate but thats what happens when you have such a large number of people voting for something.
The main problem I have with this series though are the people chosen on the panel. Some of them are great (Chandhok, Butler-Henderson, Reid, Pritchard) but the rest seem to have been chosen from Made in Chelsea/Towie/Geordie Shore type people who love screaming "epic" to describe the different cars. And of course, as is the way these days, the word "literally" is completely overused to the point of nearly having to switch the tv off. Jimmy de Ville also speaks...as though...he's talking...on a tv advert. Just talk normally!!
This could have been a great series. It would have cost a lot and been a contractual nightmare but a panel with Chandhok, Butler-Henderson, Reid, Pritchard, Clarkson, James May, Martin Brundle and Tiff Needell could have made this a brilliant watch. Never mind.
The choices of cars in each episode are probably pretty bang on, I don't think anyone could really argue with the shortlists, however the final choice is definitely up for debate but thats what happens when you have such a large number of people voting for something.
The main problem I have with this series though are the people chosen on the panel. Some of them are great (Chandhok, Butler-Henderson, Reid, Pritchard) but the rest seem to have been chosen from Made in Chelsea/Towie/Geordie Shore type people who love screaming "epic" to describe the different cars. And of course, as is the way these days, the word "literally" is completely overused to the point of nearly having to switch the tv off. Jimmy de Ville also speaks...as though...he's talking...on a tv advert. Just talk normally!!
This could have been a great series. It would have cost a lot and been a contractual nightmare but a panel with Chandhok, Butler-Henderson, Reid, Pritchard, Clarkson, James May, Martin Brundle and Tiff Needell could have made this a brilliant watch. Never mind.