User Reviews

I really want to like this show but it's very frustrating to invest the time watching an episode that contains a particular vehicle like a Ferrari 308 or a Porsche 914 and not be able to see them in their completed state. It seems they are more interested in producing episodes instead of letting the viewers see a completed project. It would make better sense to divide episodes into 2 parts. Also there is a narrator that can often be annoying and unnecessary. They should take some cues from the many successful car shows in the US. Everyone loves a "before and after" story. I really enjoy seeing European classic cars get transformed into EV's. The cast of characters are likable. If you like modern EV technology and classic cars you might want to check this show out.

Been enjoying this show.. status that there are no reviews on here.. it's available online via torrents but can't see it listed anywhere

If your a purist on vintage cars, this show may trouble you. If you like something a bit off beat, these people and cars are really watchable and likable. No apparent fake dramas, just overcoming the engineering issue associated with converting cars and bikes to electric, maintaining their visual charm but with electrifying performance (pun intended)!! Can't wait for more! Suspect the episodes that didn't reach a completed vehicle had something to do with the supply issues related to the pandemic.

I was excited to see we had a new automotive program on tv, i have driven Hybrids for many years so for me the EV program reeled me in and couldn't wait for the program to be aired something new and fresh to watch but unfortunately it didnt live up to my expectations it was like any other car program and showed very little in the installation of the EV conversion and explaination of the system layout and how the EV system works was hoping for womething more in depth, i will watch another episode if i'm still of the same thought it will be the last episode i watch

I HATE this show: idiots turning classic cars into Frankenstein-like abominations for absurd amounts of money while at the same time shouting this saves money and the environment is frankly ridiculous.

According to 'Moggy' combustion engines, clutches and gear boxes are ugly, stinking and obsolete expressions of yesterday's technology.

Personally I love the smell of petrol, oil and other smelly paraphernalia typically found in a garage.

Moggy likes the Sound of Silence while I love the slow gurgling and the roar of a well tuned V8.

Some of these things can be considered a matter of taste and personal preference BUT where the show goes too far is to insist that if you remove/change the engine, the clutch, the gear box, the fuel supply (tank/battery box), the position of these components (eg position of the engine), the weight distribution, the total weight, physical appearance (anyone see the motorbike?),etc, you still have a 'classic car'!

SORRY BUT NO; What remains is a sad, ridiculous facsimile of what one was a fine car,but which has been reduced to a characterless violated heap of muted muck.

How do you stop a Classic Car being a Classic Car? RIP out the engine, change the brakes and suspension and stuff it full of batteries and and electric motor for stupid money........ and actually reduce its value. While I can appreciate the innovation and engineering involved, as a Classic Car lover, I'm uncomfortable with the whole concept.