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Review: May reviews the Vauxhall Corsa Nürburgring Edition. He praises the handling of the Corsa, but then claims that the ride was awful and continued the rest of his review with the new Fiat Panda, much to Clarkson's dismay. The Corsa went round the track in 1.31.0 .

Feature/Challenge: Clarkson and Hammond are asked to help direct a movie car chase for the remake of The Sweeney, with Ray Winstone and Plan B. While Clarkson focused on using dyanamic camera usage, and timed moves, providing some good segments, Hammond chose to do rather unrealistic stunts, including resurrecting the "car cannon" from the Car Darts challenge to launch a Ford Focus ST for a stronger jump, while having Clarkson do a power slide into one caravan, blowing up another a caravan and damaging one of the Jaguar XFR. However, their action has made director Nick Love so furious that he sprayed the word "Scum" on Hammond's Porsche 911 Carrera S and "Tosser" on Clarkson's Mercedes-Benz CLK63 AMG Black Series. Although the segment was a spoof, the Top Gear production team and presenters assisted with planning and filming the real car chase scene from the film. And to prove it, the rushes of their work were shown to the audience, proving their good work.

* Clarkson, Hammond and May were credited in the film as stunt performers.

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Features and challenges: Three BBC newsreaders take part in a Children In Need special edition of 'Star In a Reasonably Priced Car'.

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Retrospective on Swedish car maker Saab • Rally-spec Škoda vs jet-powered flying man.

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Jeremy and James examine China's car industry in Beijing • Richard learns about NASCAR racing in Texas

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Rallycross cheaper than playing golf? ( ) • James's childhood dream car: Ferrari 250 GT California.

"Car Vs. Something" Race: Hammond and Finnish world rally driver Toni Gardemeister race Yves Rossy, the world's first jet propelled man, in a Skoda Fabia S2000 around an eight-mile special Welsh Rally Stage. Yves wins the race by a matter of seconds. Note: This feature has been taken from Top Gear at the Movies.

News: Jeremy discusses food at Little Chef. The trio discuss the new French law which states that drivers must have a breathalyser in their cars, show a photo of James's Fiat Panda parked in the loading bay at the BBC, and finally Jeremy and James show the footage of their "do-while-you-drive" race around the test track, in which Clarkson attempts to sew on a button while driving, May attempting to complete a lap whilst in a sleeping bag in a Suzuki Swift.

Review: Clarkson tests the Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG Black Edition and the Maserati GranTurismo MC Stradale. He claims that whilst both cars are good fun on track, but on the day-to-day basis, the Maserati's gearbox is awful in auto mode, the racing harnesses are too tight 'as if it was taken from S&M Catalogue', while the abysmal ride of the Mercedes ruined the whole car. The Maserati set a time of 1.23.1 and the Mercedes C63 Black, despite its tendency to kick its tail out, set a faster lap time of 1.21.0

Feature: Clarkson and May pay a final tribute to Saab Automobile as a send-off to sixty years of production, where they looked at some of the bad ideas the company made , to some very good ones, including an emphasis on safety for their car's potential occupants, with the latter reason, alongside a few others, being the reason that they loss money with each car they made. James ended the feature by pointing out that despite the carmaker being finished, a company was being set-up to cater to anyone who still owned a Saab.

Star in a Reasonably Priced Car: Matt Smith completes a lap in 1:43.7.

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Supercar Shootout: A road trip through Lecce in Italy, attempting to find which mid-engined supercar besides the Ferrari 458 Italia is best. Hammond chose a Noble M600, May a McLaren MP4-12C and Clarkson a Lamborghini Aventador. The team began by trying to find out how fast they dare to go to the top speed of their car, along with finding out their fuel consumption at such a speed by performing some high speed runs at the Nardò Ring. While Clarkson and May had help from the makers of their chosen cars, Hammond had to do his own work for his Noble, where upon doing the run, they found out that Hammond did 204.8 mph, Clarkson got 204.3 mph, and May reached 201.6 mph. Of the three, May had managed to get the closest to his car's top speed. The trio then headed to Rome to find a restaurant at the central of the city, while seeing who could get to it first, a challenge that May won as Clarkson had to find a parking space and Hammond's car had failed during the drive through the Italian countryside .

Finally, to determine who had the best car, the trio took part in a time trial challenge, set at the Imola Grand Prix track, Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, which they had to drive around. The Stig's "Italian cousin", driving in a Ferrari 458, set a benchmark for them to beat - 1:56.6. After learning the track and having a brief contemplation of the dangers of the fast, narrow circuit as well as noting the Formula One drivers that had accidents or even died there, the trio began their time trial the next day. Through various mishaps and tumbles, the three all completed their best timed lap at the end of the day. Of the three, May was the slowest, posting a time of 2:06.4, Hammond was next, with 2:03.3 as his best, and Clarkson was the fastest, with a time of 1:59.1.

News: The boys look at highlights of cars to expect in 2012. They also tell everyone what happened to the cars from the India Special. The trio then talk about a man who has failed the theory part of the British driving test 92 times, which causes Clarkson to pull out a book on said topic, quoting various trivial questions in it. Alfa Romeo and Maserati are both about to reveal their new cars. Clarkson then quotes a report stating that one's driving ability would diminish whilst suffering a flu, and driving whilst taking flu medication "is the same" as driving under the influence of cocaine. After rebuking claims that driving while doing something else is difficult to such a point that one cannot concentrate, the trio then trades off various quips about doing something else whilst driving, up to saying that a woman who has been pulled over for "causing herself to have pleasure" while driving.

Star In A Reasonably Priced Car: Black Eyed Peas frontman will.i.am, who set a time of 1:49.4, with an automatic car, in the wet.

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Review: Hammond reviews the BMW M5 F10. He compares it to a BMW M1 and discusses the advances made between both models. Due to time constraints, the M5's lap is not shown, but Clarkson informs the audience that it completed a lap of the test track in wet conditions in 1:29.2.

News: Clarkson discusses a new Bentley 4x4 which he believes is ideal for the premiership footballer, the trio discuss the new Lamborghini Aventador J, which has no roof or windscreen, and Clarkson views his outrage on how loud emergency sirens can be.

F1 Star in a Reasonably Priced Car: Kimi Räikkönen talks about his return to F1, and then completes a wet lap of the track in the Suzuki Liana in 1:46.1.

Feature/Review: May's childhood dreams come true when he is given the chance to drive a £5.6 million Ferrari 250 GT California, which is owned by radio DJ Chris Evans. He takes it for a drive in Windsor Park, and claims that after all the years he has waited, driving it was not a disappointment.

Star in a Reasonably Priced Car: Ex-Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash completes a lap of the track in 1:49.8 .

Challenge: The trio attempt to prove you can go Rallycross motor racing for less than it costs to play golf. Clarkson invests in a BMW 328i, Hammond a Citroën Saxo VTS and May a Toyota MR2. Hammond is the most successful out of the three, coming third in two heats and coming second in his final. Clarkson finishes last and second last in his two heats, before winning the first final and being allowed to take part in Hammond's final, where he finished third after a battle with Hammond. May is the least successful, coming last in his two heats and finishing third in his final.

* Owing to this being the last episode of the series, Slash was present at the end of the show, and stood upon the Toyota Hilux plinth playing the series out with his version of the Top Gear theme song.

Creating the climactic car chase for The Sweeney

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