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...|hosta=Jeremy Clarkson|hostb=Chris Goffey|hostc=Quentin Willson|hostd=Tiff Needell|hoste=|hostf=|hostg=|hosth=|hosti=|hostlast=}}. ...OTPAGENAME}}/Series 25|25th series]] earlier that year. He would be joined by the programme's debuting new and used car buying guru, Quentin Willson.

...ar (1977-2001)''.] Retrieved 19 Apr '20</ref> a compilation show presented by Steve Berry which aired vintage ''Top Gear'' content. ...are several probable reasons involving the outdated subject matter of the episodes, the broadcast aspect ratio of 4:3 and the fact that the 2002 format of ''T

Photograph of Tiff Needell as of the 2010s. Needell as he looked during his tenure on ''Fifth Gear''.

...177<ref>[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0324601/ IMDb - Chris Goffey.]</ref> episodes during that timeframe. He is also known for being the father of Supergrass ...editorial team, as well as road testing the latest cars for the magazine. By 1975, he had been promoted to the role of News Editor, which he held until

'''Jason Barlow''' was a Northern Irish motoring journalist who presented for ''[[Top Gear (1977 TV series)|Top Gear]]'' from 2000 until 2002. He als ...ple/4ce2b843b5ea5 BFI - Driven (08/02/2000).]</ref>, when he was picked up by the [[BBC]] for ''[[Top Gear (1977 TV series)|Top Gear]]'', following in th

...p gear with William Woollard's poise and pose.] Retrieved 30 Apr '20</ref> by William Woollard for its first eight series, the esteemed and erudite host ...BC had been presenting its own coverage of the event for a number of years by this point, in 1984 the decision was made to spin-off from ''Top Gear'' int