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Top Gear UK Season 31 Episode 2

Freddie, Chris and Paddy set out to revolutionise the world of caravanning, with the help of some new electric cars and some very small caravans. Out on track, Chris reviews the extravagant new Lamborghini Huracan STO.

Starring:

Frank Page, Jeremy Clarkson, Quentin Willson

Genre:

Documentary

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