TRACK CAR SHOOT-OUT! - Tsukuba Circuit Time Attack - Tsukuba Battle - Winding Road Test - Feature Cars: Nismo Type 380RS, Porsche 997 GT3, Lancer EVO IX MR RS, Honda NSX-R, Mine's Fairlady Z K20A FACE OFF - Feature Cars: Spoon Civic EK9 with K20A, J's Racing Fit GT with K20A, Jun Hyper Lemon DC5, Tracy Sports DC5 2.4liter, Half Way MR-S with K20A V36 SKYLINE COUPE TEST DRIVE by Motoharu Kurosawa

Top Gear returns and already the Police are involved. The boys are each given £1,000 to buy a car, which they must then convert for use as a police car. Unlike a real police car, there won't be several hundred metres of forms to fill in if they get a bit dented and they most likely will get dented. There are some helpful tips on how to drive economically and to demonstrate this, there is a race involving a Ferrari 599, an Aston Martin DBS, a Mercedes McLaren SLR, a Lamborghini Murcielago and an Audi R8. Jeremy starts the sideways, "power"-shouting, tyre-shredding fun by driving the Ferrari 430 Scuderia, which was postponed from the last series after a journalist crashed it. An Austin Allegro goes off a ramp - backwards and James introduces a new member to the Top Gear team. Justin Lee Collins and Alan Carr are the Star(s) in a Reasonably Priced Car.