"I’ve brought a Mazda MX-5," Hammond announced, beaming. "It’s the world's best-selling sports car. It’s reliable, it’s nimble—"
The challenges were classic Top Gear absurdity. They had to cross a literal minefield, camouflage their cars for a secret night mission (Jeremy chose a "traditional" look involving a lot of sand and glue), and survive the terrifying traffic of Damascus.
"I’ve brought a Mazda MX-5," Hammond announced, beaming. "It’s the world's best-selling sports car. It’s reliable, it’s nimble—"
The challenges were classic Top Gear absurdity. They had to cross a literal minefield, camouflage their cars for a secret night mission (Jeremy chose a "traditional" look involving a lot of sand and glue), and survive the terrifying traffic of Damascus.
