This week's programme marks the 40th anniversary of Lamborghini. To mark the occasion, Richard drives the Miura, Jay Kay drives his Miura; James drives the Countach LP400 S - something he's waited 20 years to do - and Jeremy drives the Gallardo.



In complete contrast: Minis - four of them to be precise, all tuned by different companies: Hartge, Digi-tec, BBR and the BMW works. Richard drives all four to see which is the best.



Rich Hall is the Star in a Reasonably Priced Car.

Episode Viewers and Ratings

Season 3 Episode 4 of Top Gear resulted in a 0.00 rating in the 18-49 demographic.

Top Gear Season 3 Episodes...

• s03e01 - Series 3 Episode 1
• s03e02 - Series 3 Episode 2
• s03e03 - Series 3 Episode 3
• s03e04 - Series 3 Episode 4
• s03e05 - Series 3 Episode 5
• s03e06 - Series 3 Episode 6
• s03e07 - Series 3 Episode 7
• s03e08 - Series 3 Episode 8
• s03e09 - Series 3 Episode 9

Top Gear Show Summary

BBC's hit motoring show is more than just a show to review new cars. Top Gear is essential viewing. Not just for petrol heads, it also has a huge following amongst people with little or no interest in cars - both male and female. This is due to the show's irreverent approach to motoring, the humour and the priceless chemistry between the show's presenters - Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May, with special appearances from the tame racing driver, The Stig.

Don't be fooled, this is not another boring technical car programme, there is carnage, mayhem and fun, with less stuffy mundane car reviews. The boys have races and do crazy things with cars - anything from driving them into swimming pools to setting them on fire!