Supercars

This episode of Supercars focuses on the force of the British Empire in all of its strength and beauty. The practicality of the McLaren MP4-12C makes it the ultimate everyday car, while an old Rolls Royce excels with its brilliance and the Jaguar XFR model shows that it has its fire back. Plus: Supercars showcases a fabulous diva called Lotus Exige S.

On this episode it’s all about the legends of Ferrari. These red bolts of lightning with insane horsepower under their bonnet get the hearts of any motor enthusiasts racing. At the Ferrari Challenge Supercars gets to see how much track performance the F430 has got to offer. Plus: Supercars also reviews the Ferrari FF, the latest bad boy from Maranello.

Three letters which are guaranteed to bring tears of joy: A-M-G! What’s so special about these three letters and what do they mean exactly? Supercars will give you the answer. Plus: Supercars investigates what separates men from women when handling an ML 63 and reveals all about the darkest treasures of the high-performance models from the AMG Black Series.

On this episode of Supercars it''s all about the 2012 Paris Auto Show. Host Thorunn Egilsdottir wanders the exhibition hall in her quest to find the most exciting and innovative cars from the event. Among the presented cars are the new Jaguar F-Type and the ultimate "missile" from McLaren: the P1. Plus: A preview of a new racing Bentley and a review of the most noble concept cars from Paris.

Supercars celebrates the unbelievable success of the BMW M Ltd. It all began in 1972 with the M1, one of the style icons of the supercars. Even today the makeup of an M-vehicle is the first thing that motorists look for when they are in need of a high-quality car with incredible performance. Supercars showcases the latest M models and reveals, how tires of an M5 can lose a lot of rubber.

1962 saw the release of the first ever James Bond film “Dr. No”. In celebration of the 50th big screen anniversary Supercars shows the most popular, fastest and most beautiful cars from the 007 franchise including the most famous one: the Aston Martin DB5. Plus: Supercars reveals why 15 crushed Audis and six broken Land Rovers were needed for one scene of the Bond movie Skyfall.