If you're a fan of 'MotorWeek (1981)' and its in-depth automotive reviews, you'll love these 10 similar shows and movies that dive into the world of cars, performance, and automotive culture. Whether you're into classic car reviews, racing documentaries, or automotive history, this list has something for every gearhead.
MythBusters (2003)
Description: While not solely about cars, it often features automotive myths and experiments, blending science with entertainment.
Fact: The show tested over 1,000 myths during its run, many involving vehicles and their capabilities.
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Top Gear (2002)
Description: A show that combines automotive reviews, challenges, and humor, focusing on cars and their performance in various scenarios.
Fact: The show's 'Star in a Reasonably Priced Car' segment became iconic, featuring celebrities setting lap times in a modest car.
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Counting Cars (2012)
Description: Revolves around the restoration and customization of classic and unique cars, with a strong emphasis on the business side of car flipping.
Fact: The show is part of the 'Counting' franchise, which also includes 'Pawn Stars' and 'American Restoration.'
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Fast N' Loud (2012)
Description: Centers around car restoration and customization, with a focus on turning old or damaged vehicles into profitable sales.
Fact: The show is set in Dallas, Texas, and features the team at Gas Monkey Garage.
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The Grand Tour (2016)
Description: Features a mix of car reviews, road trips, and comedic challenges, with a strong emphasis on automotive culture and performance.
Fact: The show was created by the former hosts of Top Gear after they left the original series.
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American Chopper (2003)
Description: Focuses on the building and customization of motorcycles, with a strong emphasis on craftsmanship and family dynamics.
Fact: The show is known for the often tense relationship between father and son team Paul Teutul Sr. and Paul Teutul Jr.
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Overhaulin' (2004)
Description: Focuses on transforming old or neglected cars into stunning, high-performance vehicles, often as a surprise to the owners.
Fact: The show's host, Chip Foose, is a renowned automotive designer and builder.
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How It's Made (2001)
Description: Provides detailed looks at the manufacturing processes of various products, including cars and automotive parts.
Fact: The show has covered the production of everything from toothpicks to luxury cars, showcasing the intricacies of manufacturing.
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Wheeler Dealers (2003)
Description: Focuses on buying, restoring, and selling cars, highlighting the process and the joy of bringing old vehicles back to life.
Fact: The show has had multiple hosts over the years, each bringing their own expertise to the restoration process.
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Roadkill (2012)
Description: A show that celebrates car culture with a focus on road trips, challenges, and DIY car projects, often with a humorous twist.
Fact: The show started as a web series before becoming a hit on television, known for its unscripted and raw approach.
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