Matt and Mike argue over whether today's turbo-charged engines are any good by comparing sports car icons on a mountain road and at the drag strip. Chris experiences just how good a turbo car can be in a Ferrari 458 on a wet track.

Many marques offer fast and comfortable high-end cars, but it started with BMW's M division. Matt drives a couple legendary M's in South Carolina. Mike views some top secret M prototypes in Munich. Chris drives the new M2 at Nürburgring.

Chris, Matt, and Mike turn a shaky premise for an episode into an excuse to charge across Britain in some of the most hard-core street cars available today, to see which is the loudest, the fastest, and the best, on the road and the track.

Alex Roy and Mike Spinelli look at cars that drive themselves including the first ever autonomous track day, putting partly self-driving cars from Mercedes and Tesla to a real-world test, and how close Ford is to a fully driverless car.