The 100 Best Top Gear Episodes Ever (Pt4)

Welcome to our definitive 100 Best Top Gear Episodes Ever! This list is a direct result of tens-of-thousands of votes placed through our site by all you Top Gear fans out there! This is Part 4 of the list, with 76th to 100th placed episodes.

76. 22×04 The BMW i8

Jeremy tests the BMW M3 and BMW i8, Richard Hammond looks at the demise of the Land Rover Defender and James May power tests the Mercedes AMG GT.

77. 16×04 Second-hand convertibles

The boys each buy second-hand BMW 325i convertibles and find out who’s is best. The McLaren MP4/12 is shown in the studio. Jeremy power tests the Pagani Zonda R & Pagani Zonda Tricolore.

78. 19×05 A car for the elderly

Jeremy and Richard design a vehicle exclusively for the elderly. James tests the new Range Rover.

79. 16×02 The Ashes

TopGear UK vs TopGear AU: The Ashes. Jeremy power tests the new Ferrari 599 GTO.

80. 17×01 Jaguar E-Type 50th

Jeremy celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Jaguar E-type. Richard tests the Marauder in South Africa, an alternative to the Humvee. James races an Olympic gold medalist in a Mini rally car.

81. 18×04 Mobility Scooters

The boys each build a cheap mobility scooter that can be used offroad. Jeremy tests the Ferrari FF & Bentley Continental V8 at a test track in the Arctic Circle. James goes to the USA and drives the Fisker Karma.

82. 12×04 Economy race

The boys have an economy race from Basel in Switzerland, to Blackpool in England on a single tank of fuel. The Bugatti Veyron is finally on the Top Gear test track for a Power Lap.

83. 12×06 Communist cars

Communism, has it ever produced a good car? Richard tests the new Caterham R500 and the Veritas RS3. Jeremy does a “serious” road test in the new Ford Fiesta.

84. 09×02 Maxing the Veyron

James goes to Germany to take the Bugatti Veyron to it’s top speed. The boys compare the Audi TT, Mazda RX-8 and Alfa Romeo Brera.

85. 01×08 Creating a Driver’s car

Richard finds out if any car can be turned into a proper Driver’s Car. Jeremy roadtests the new Audi RS6 & Mercedes E55. Richard sets out to find Britain’s fastest white van man.

86. 21×05 The Porsche 918

Richard drives the Porsche 918 in Abu Dhabi. Jeremy and James shoot a public information film for safer cycling. Jeremy tests the VW Golf GTI, BMW M135i and Mercedes A45 AMG.

87. 18×02 Chinese Cars

Jeremy and James travel to Beijing to look at Chinese cars. Richard goes to Texas to learn about NASCAR racing. Jeremy power tests the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Roadster.

88. 17×03 MP4-12C vs 458 Italia

Jeremy power tests the McLaren MP4-12C and Ferrari 458. James goes to Nevada to test the Range Rover Evoque. Jeremy and Richard find second hand car bargains for the price of a new Nissan Pixo.

89. 14×03 Airship Caravan

James goes flying in a airship caravan. Richard drives the Lamborghini Gallardo LP550-2 Valentino Balboni. Jeremy and Richard reveal why Lancia has made greatest number of great cars. Jeremy tests a Hawk HF3000 (Lancia Stratos kit car).

90. 12×05 Ferrari Daytona VS Speed Boat

Richard and James race a Ferrari Daytona against an XSR 48 speed boat. Jeremy takes the BMW M3 and the new Lexus ISF out onto the track. Richard finds out which bus would be best for London’s busy streets.

91. 03×05 The indestructible Hilux

Jeremy finds out if the Toyota Hilux really is indestructible. Jeremy road tests the Mazda RX-8. Richard drives the Volkswagen Corrado VR6 & Mercedes 190E Cosworth.

92. 05×02 The Ferrari Enzo

Jeremy power tests the Enzo Ferrari. Richard compares the Ford Focus, Vauxhall Astra & Volkswagen Golf. Richard races a Mitsubishi Rally car & Bowler Wildcat against a skateboarder.

93. 20×02 The F12 Berlinetta

Jeremy goes to Scotland to test the new Ferrari F12 Berlinetta. The BAC Mono is put through its paces on the test track. Richard tries to find the world’s best taxi. James pays tribute to the closed BBC Television Centre in White City.

94. 05×06 £1500 Porsches

How much Porsche can you get for £1500? Jeremy power tests the Volkswagen Golf MkV GTI. Billy Baxter (Blind Man) sees how fast he can lap the track.

95. 13×07 An ending

Jeremy drives the new Aston Martin V12 Vantage. Jeremy & James attempt to advertisements for the VW Scirocco. Richard tests the Vauxhall VXR8 Bathurst & Vauxhall Maloo ute.

96. 08×07 Building a Caterham

The boys attempt to build a Caterham Seven faster than the Stig can drive to Scotland. Jeremy power tests the Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder. James races a Peugeot 207 against two parkour masters in Liverpool.

97. 06×01 Range Rover VS Challenger 2 Tank

Jeremy road tests the Range Rover Sport and tries to outrun a Challenger 2 Tank. Jeremy tests the Mercedes-Benz CLS55 AMG. James road tests the Honda Element. Richard and James play Toyota Aygo Football.

98. 05×05 The Nurburgring in under 10min

Jeremy tries to lap the Nürburgring in under 10 minutes in a Jaguar S-Class Diesel. Richard tests the Morgan Aero 8 GTN. Richard invents People carrier racing. James drives a Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing.

99. 08×01 The Convertible People Carrier

Jeremy, Richard and James make a Convertible People Carrier. James reviews the Honda Civic. The Chevrolet Lacetti is introduced as the new Reasonably Priced Car.

100. 07×07 Top Gear Winter Olympics

Top Gear hold their own Winter Olympics.

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Clarksonsson January 26, 2018 at 7:53 am

Is the number 79 really episode 4 from series 16? Maybe I have my episodes mixed up but I don´t think so…

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the guy with no name September 20, 2015 at 11:29 pm

Interesting, I expected some of these to get scored a lot higher, oh well. How do I access the other parts though?

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Sean@MotoringBox September 21, 2015 at 8:15 am

I’m still compiling the lists and editing the videos – they’ll be available soon.

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the guy with no name September 21, 2015 at 6:42 pm

Oh ok 🙂 I thought the buttons might have been broken.

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