How To Build A Motor Car
How To Build A Motor Car is a TV show on Yesterday. A real-life step-by-step in how to construct the most impressive vehicles on the planet. The program has been available since 2024. A total of 12 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in December 2024.
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1:00:00How To Build A Motor Car
Factory 56 opens its doors as we follow the ultimate configuration of a Mercedes-Benz S-Class, from the chassis build to the main assembly floor.
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1:00:00We follow the 35-hour build of a new Defender, where over 3300 individual parts and 70 years of innovation come together to create a vehicle for any terrain.
1:00:00A behind-the-scenes look at how Liverpool supercar manufacturer Briggs Automotive Company make their 270,000-pound BAC Mono R.
1:00:00A unique visit behind the scenes with the small team in Dartford who hand-build the iconic open-top, two-seater Caterham 7 sports car.
1:00:00Jaguar gives us an access-all-areas look at how the F-TYPE is built from scratch, from its sleek chassis to an engine that can reach top speeds of 177mph.
1:00:00An access-all-areas look at how the classic Mini is being manufactured for the electric revolution. What is needed to create the components of a Mini Electric?
Series 1
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1:00:00A team of plucky Brits attempt to prove that they've built the world's fastest car.
1:00:00With factory access, see how a 21st century electric London Taxi is made in 28 hours.
1:00:00The Morgan Motor Company have opened their doors to reveal how they hand-build their brand new Plus Six.
1:00:00At the Maserati factory in Turin: Discover how a Quattroporte Super Saloon is built. Using aerospace technology and techniques from robot assembly.
1:00:00Access all areas to the Aston Martin factory: From the oven baked chassis to being painted in actual moon rock, see how a DBS Superlegerra is made.
1:00:00Access all areas to the Bentley factory: We see the luxury car manufacturer build a new Continental GT from bolts to finished car.