This series is better than many car renovation shows in not having a co-presenter who is frankly a bit of a prat (eg Car SOS, Salvage Hunters: Classic Cars and Wheeler Dealers) and also not constantly repeating trivial points needlessly and treating the audience as having some level of technical competence and understanding.
At first I thought it was a bit boring (it hasn't the wit and pathos of Bangers & Cash Restoring Classics for example) but it's a question of getting used to its pace. The presenters have a rapport between themselves and mutual respect. One has been in a number of other TV programmes and both know what they are doing. They also do jobs properly. It also helps that the narrator is an experienced motoring journalist.
Some of the enhancements seem commercially questionable, leaving to tight profit margins. As with all these types of shows the impression is given that cars can be flipped without going through them with a fine toothcomb and doing full servicing and preparation.
At first I thought it was a bit boring (it hasn't the wit and pathos of Bangers & Cash Restoring Classics for example) but it's a question of getting used to its pace. The presenters have a rapport between themselves and mutual respect. One has been in a number of other TV programmes and both know what they are doing. They also do jobs properly. It also helps that the narrator is an experienced motoring journalist.
Some of the enhancements seem commercially questionable, leaving to tight profit margins. As with all these types of shows the impression is given that cars can be flipped without going through them with a fine toothcomb and doing full servicing and preparation.