Check out my video from the mid-naughties, intended as a pilot for a TV Show
#ThrowBackThursday to my first ever video car review from around 15 years ago.
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#ThrowBackThursday to my first ever video car review from around 15 years ago.
The Rolls-Royce and Bentley of car review shows on TV are of course The Grand Tour and Top Gear. Except that they’re not. Not anymore.
The most recent episode I shot for The Autocrats featured a Mercedes G-Wagon, Enoc and Thanos! Can’t believe we crammed so much into 10 minutes. Well done to the production team.
One of the wonderful things about the show is the chance to meet your heroes: like this Rover SD1 3500 Vitesse, a Bullitt Mustang replica and the 2.8i Ford Capri in black I almost bought once.
Check out video coverage of the event and a full gallery of images!
I’m staring at the online media page specifically for car journalists. I’m hitting the refresh button every few seconds hoping to see more news stories on the feed. I’m waiting for the deluge of concept car reveal images and new car launch press releases. Two days later I’m still waiting. Perhaps I should log off now?

TV may not have quite the cache it used to, but everyone would still like to be on the small screen if they could. But unlike say, YouTube videos, which can be knocked out on your phone and uploaded minutes later – a bit like my behind-the-scenes VLOG from yesterday below – filming for TV takes a ridiculous amount of effort and work.
Click through to watch my behind-the-scenes video.
A couple of weeks ago, we did our last ever live radio show for James Piecowye on Dubai Eye 103.8FM for his CarTalk show and Nightline series of programmes.
We also participated in his last ever show in which he invited back many of his other guests, previous guests and former as well as current colleagues.
Continue reading “I’ve been on the radio for over six years!”
Finally made it to mainstream television! I’m honoured to the lead presenter of a new car show on FOX MENA Network TV channels across the region.
It’s one of those filler shows so it gets aired between other shows and as such gets repeated airings. In fact each episode gets over 100 airings. Click next to watch them.
I just watched the first episode of new, new Top Gear (although that should probably be new, new, new, new, new… for me, since I’ve been watching it from way back when good old William Wollard presented it – who else remembers him?).
Anyway I’m feeling right smug, innit?