@@thepurplesband I don’t know Sam, nor was I on the tour but the first clip shows one car, so not sure what you infer by the ‘everyone’ comment ? And then secondly, isn’t the overtake complete before the sign and also before the solid white line on the road ?
I have been a part of such a trip. Maybe some suggestions, mostly for the fast driving sections. 1. Have a lead car, which is always doing the exact speed limit (or a bit faster if the driver is confident enough), cars behind will brake to a stop, wait 30s and then try to catch up. Lead car can be one car or rotate every 1h etc. 2. Have a person who is always a map reader/spotter on the trip. The spotter is on the passenger seat of the lead car and will alert about the cars coming, police, pot holes, debris, animals etc over the radio. 3. Take a radio/walkie talkie with an external on antenna which can be mounted on the car using magnets or something along those lines. Then the range will be up to 5km.
Total gem of a video, thank you very much. Amazing scenery and thank you for incorporating the viewers on your first STG Family run. Well done: planned, announced, performed, congratulations!
Shouldn't that be the logic of convoy driving: -It's better that the lead goes too fast than too slow -People follow according to their comfort levels, those who want to go slow stay at the back of the convoy -The lead slows down every once in a while. This is logical because slowing down for a short while or taking a short pause isn't painfully uncomfortable to those wanting to drive spiritedly like following behind a Mr. Driving Miss Daisy all day would be. You want the lead to drive a bit too fast rather than too slow. -Everyone should know the route before setting off. In modern days this should be incredibly easy with all the possible mapping app features for that, or with the "share my location"-feature. At minimum just plot the course on the nav and send a screenshot to everyone. That's how we convoy'd with a Carrera GT.
This could easily be a 1 hour special, it was that good. Amazing footage and format. Thank you, for visiting Portugal once again. Can't wait to see the next trip.
Sam, I really loved this video. Being a Portuguese car enthusiast, I’ve driven many of the roads featured in the video. I love the roads in the interior of Alentejo and the Serra da Estrela nature park. I do not own a super car, but I can tell you those roads are just as exciting (and maybe more demanding) in my Diesel Volvo XC90. Keep up the great content!
Funny you fiddled with the Jag’s valves. As soon as I saw what Tony turned up in I thought to myself, if I was there, the first thing I would’ve done was disconnect them on the Spyder.
Love the vibe of this video, but can't quite get my head around tours like this regarding the actual driving. Convoys are so conspicuous, just for starters, which is the last thing you want. Then there's the problem with pace. Whenever I've driven in convoys like this, you always have problems with mixed pace. Whether it's being held up or people being pushed beyond their comfort zone, that's no good. Finally, it's a bunch of people you don't know and thus you don't know the quality of their driving. From my experience, you want maximum three cars and everyone knows each other well. If you know each other well and someone does something slightly silly, it's much easier to tolerate, talk about if necessary or laugh about later. If someone you don't know does something you don't like the look of or is driving like a dick, it's far more problematic. It's fun to meet new people, but the appeal of driving with a bunch of randoms in this kind of setting eludes me. Maybe if you want to go at a relaxed touring pace it works. But if you want to really go at the roads, driving in a big group and with people you don't know is not the way to do it. That's much better in small groups where everyone trusts each other / understands each other.
Been looking forward to this - well done; would have loved to see more roads, driving and hotels (the complete experience). BTW, this is a brilliant business move for you. As the business grows, you can expand it to vintage cars only tours, this will allow you to delve deeper into your passions.
7:00 Ye food and coffees are cheap, that's due to cheap labour mostly. It's not like everything is perfect, a brand new BMW M2 will set you around 105.000€, where minimum wage is at about 820€. Used 987 Cayman S? around 45.000€ A used E92 M3 molested? About 45.000€ Not everything is perfect, the good weather and great food as it's price, especially if you are a car guy in Portugal, it's painful.
Just a question but is it normal for someone in your country to expect to drive a new car that costs 9x their net annual salary (used your figures of net €12k per year)? If I earned that amount per month I’d look to cut my cloth accordingly and get something like a decent MX5 for less than €10k (it’s not a flash car to impress the neighbours like a new M2 but one of the best drivers cars of all time). Amazes me that people think they are compelled to live a lifestyle way beyond their means. To my mind being a car guy doesn’t depend on you driving an expensive car, just being someone that enjoys the pleasure of driving.
@@sultanoftippoo3857 Well, I just wanted to illustrate the cost of new cars. That plays a huge role on the used car market... I drive a car that is 1/4 of my gross wage, but it's a expensive shitbox. A nice MX-5 won't only set you 10.000€... You can get a imported one from germany with lot's of rust and makeup selling for 10k, but the experience will be awful. Rust, maintenance to do, lack of AC and Hard top, just makes the usability less and less. A good NB (1.8 NBFL) is about 16.000€ with AC, a ND is about 23.000€ for the a decent used ND1 1.5...
Many years ago while the Trio was in their prime, I keep saying that the BBC needs to look ahead and slowly incorporate younger generation into the team. Jethro Bovingdon, Henry Catchpole, Chris Harris, Sam, they are the younger generation that we need to keep the machine of Top Gear going, like a multi-billion dollar corporation, you need succession planning. Imagine the world where Jeremy retired and we still have a team of Richard, James and Chris Harris, then when James retired, we still have Harris, Hammond and Catchpole, and Jethro was the +1 on their trips... The evolution of Top Gear will be as exciting as seeing the evolution of the Porsche 911. BBC in their capacity back then, couldn't comprehend the power the Top Gear. If Top Gear were spin off as an individual brand, it's a billion-dollar business, with their content, branding, live shows.
Serious question. Why hasn't Sam's UA-cam channel grown as fast as some of his contemporaries? His filming/video quality is great in my opinion. He has consistent good content. An example would be MrJWW(may not be the best example) started filming years after Sam, but has 300k more subscribers. Just curious on opinions. I feel like he should have risen at a faster rate. Edit: After looking at both of their pages, it turns out that Mr JWW only started a year after. It still doesn't change my original sentiment. MrJWW has 300k more subscribers and 100 million more views.
I think Sam makes more niche content, MrJWW was my entry in to this super car side of UA-cam. I’ve not watched MrJWW in years now, his content became very stale, whereas STG and BTG speaks more to my individual interest in cars rather than just “here’s a new car my investor bought”.
I’ve done many road trip with friends with numbers but my very first was with 17 other Cars of the same make in perfect weather up the whole west coast of Scotland. At one point you didn’t see another Car out with the group for a hour as we left early. This was before the NC500 was a thing. Everything just worked and the scenery was breathtaking, people outside the group enjoyed seeing the cars all line up at places. Always think I was spoiled because everyone was just great, great company and good food and best of all just a complete laugh start to finish over hundreds of miles. We all found our grove, some liked to push on more and others like myself to take it a bit more easy but the reality was you only arrived minutes behind the first car so it was all good. I’d pull in and say something was amazing be it a view or place and some would say “ where was that” because they were so focused on the Car in front that is all they seen on sections 😂 Sorry Scotlands to beautiful to let it pass you by. The trouble is you’ll be chasing that first experience now and probably only come close. But that looked a great experience everyone enjoyed and will remember. Nothing like sitting round a table at night talking over the drive of the day.
one day I'll buy a Porsche and rip it through the swiss alps, that's been my motivation to be good in school and rather invest time into myself than parties and other stuff the last years. Hopefully I'll reach my goal soon
@@zn9861 that's true, even tho I haven't seen many cops in the mountains yet. luckily I'm in italy pretty fast where the speed limits are more like suggestions
Any chance of sharing the route you took and hotels/dinner spots so those not lucky enough to join you and Tony can try and replicate some of it? I recognized the Torre de Palma Wine Hotel as I stayed there in March 2024. You had better weather than we did! Pissed down every day!
THISSSSSSS!! What a dream this looked like. Now I’ve got to find a way to get my car across the Atlantic. Hope you never stop these and maybe one day do one in the US. Sure you’d have no problem filling a group over here. Most importantly how much do I need to save for one of these?!
This is your best piece ever Sam & Tony. We need more of this. You could invite other car UA-camrs each time. Tavarish one trip, Ed Bolian the next.....
Did you all find your front plates on the eurotunnel on the way home “stuck in rear Venturi”? On a serious note, Sam and Tony, the trip sounded epic when I heard about it on the podcast. Then I heard how it went on the podcast afterwards, I was like “that sounded sick, I want to go on the next one”. Well, having seen this, I take that back, if I could drive I’d already be planning the wheels so I can book the second yo7 pull the trigger. You really filmed this beautifully. I think it is definitely the people who make a trip like this. I did two uni ski trips that highlight it beautifully, first just like this, the second, well I wish I hadn’t bothered! But I get the sense you guys ar3 radiators rather than drains, and you’ll attract fellow radiators on the tours!
Looked like you, Tony and the rest of the group really enjoyed yourselves! Just out of curiosity, what was the cost of the trip for an individual to participate?
Great video and what a cool looking trip for your first time of hosting! It's a bit of a crass question, but can anyone tell me what the price of this trip was please and the inclusions?
I do this for my friends. It helps to have two groups. One more spirited and one more of a touring pace. People always get lost, so you need to remind them to keep an eye on the people in front of them. Awesome video😊
Great idea to run the tour, it would be great to perhaps get to see the people who are on the tour with you and hear there experiences of the roads, also what made them decide to do the tour, and a bit about their car choice etc
Súper nice video! Really liked the cuts and talking from the studio. All I gotta say is that I’m getting Top Gear Special. Would be nice to also see a map to follow you. 🤝🏽👍🏽
Great to see such group at Serra da Estrela. You came across me, if I'm not mistaken, 19th of April Morning, 9am 'ish. Between "Manteigas" and "Valhelhas" (Bottom'ish of the Mountain). That day I was like, "wow, 3 porsches and an Aston here?? Hauling a##!!" (Not sure I saw the "Jag" though) .. Usually those roads are way more frequented by Motorbikes, great roads to drive in with aswell. Fell free to come again.
It's very nice to see that you enjoy Portugal so much. Makes me wanna go on my car get to know my own country a bit more 🙏🏼 Very nice to see a trip like this and really looking forward to the video because I know what's coming next 🤭😎 Keep the amazing work
The pair of U.. Brilliant. You bounce of each other like Morecambe &Wise. Really Enjoyed it. Plz Do More. Bostin Bunch of people on tour with you. All looked like they had a great Time.. The Car's Weren't bad either..😊😊
This video is absolutely incredible. As a viewer in the US I cannot describe how badly I wish I could've come on the trip. I swear you guys have to do a US trip at some point! Please please please film every trip like this. Loved every second of it.
Seems amezing this trip! I hope that one day I am fortunate enough to on one with you guys :D Keep up this amazing content and podcast ofc :) Enjoying every second!
Thank you Sam and Tony for a great video. I was wondering how did you manage to get all cars down from the Uk to Portugal for the trip. Any company you recommend for doing these across Europe car transfers.
I am just thinking if I buy a spot in one of these trips. I drive a 100 hp Kia Ceed. I'd love to do a roadtrip like this, but I keep having the feeling the Kia would be sort of out of place there...
This is my dream to organize such a trip. Amazing! Portugal is obviously a great choice 👌 Ehat I believe is that you need an easy app to customize your routes and upload, share with your participants. No one would get lost 😬
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Great to see everyone breaking the law in the opening segment by overtaking where not allowed.
Good one.
@@thepurplesband I don’t know Sam, nor was I on the tour but the first clip shows one car, so not sure what you infer by the ‘everyone’ comment ?
And then secondly, isn’t the overtake complete before the sign and also before the solid white line on the road ?
Do comment that on every video from now on!
@@thepurplesband the lads had a great time , that's all that matters
@@thepurplesband you sound like a 10 year old. Plus, he got in there before the line started
Well since Top Gear is no more, Sam you are our only hope.❤❤
Love the back and forth style of this video with your commentary on it all. Great format for road trip videos!
I have been a part of such a trip. Maybe some suggestions, mostly for the fast driving sections.
1. Have a lead car, which is always doing the exact speed limit (or a bit faster if the driver is confident enough), cars behind will brake to a stop, wait 30s and then try to catch up. Lead car can be one car or rotate every 1h etc.
2. Have a person who is always a map reader/spotter on the trip. The spotter is on the passenger seat of the lead car and will alert about the cars coming, police, pot holes, debris, animals etc over the radio.
3. Take a radio/walkie talkie with an external on antenna which can be mounted on the car using magnets or something along those lines. Then the range will be up to 5km.
Point 1 sounds terrible. Otherwise 👌
Total gem of a video, thank you very much. Amazing scenery and thank you for incorporating the viewers on your first STG Family run. Well done: planned, announced, performed, congratulations!
Shouldn't that be the logic of convoy driving:
-It's better that the lead goes too fast than too slow
-People follow according to their comfort levels, those who want to go slow stay at the back of the convoy
-The lead slows down every once in a while. This is logical because slowing down for a short while or taking a short pause isn't painfully uncomfortable to those wanting to drive spiritedly like following behind a Mr. Driving Miss Daisy all day would be. You want the lead to drive a bit too fast rather than too slow.
-Everyone should know the route before setting off. In modern days this should be incredibly easy with all the possible mapping app features for that, or with the "share my location"-feature. At minimum just plot the course on the nav and send a screenshot to everyone.
That's how we convoy'd with a Carrera GT.
This could easily be a 1 hour special, it was that good.
Amazing footage and format.
Thank you, for visiting Portugal once again.
Can't wait to see the next trip.
Was well looking forward to this episode! Amazing cinematography, great job mate keep it up 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Sam, I really loved this video. Being a Portuguese car enthusiast, I’ve driven many of the roads featured in the video. I love the roads in the interior of Alentejo and the Serra da Estrela nature park. I do not own a super car, but I can tell you those roads are just as exciting (and maybe more demanding) in my Diesel Volvo XC90. Keep up the great content!
Funny you fiddled with the Jag’s valves. As soon as I saw what Tony turned up in I thought to myself, if I was there, the first thing I would’ve done was disconnect them on the Spyder.
come back to Portugal more often!
I’ve said it and I’ll say it again. This is the best automotive YT channel in the world !
Highly doubt it.
Love the vibe of this video, but can't quite get my head around tours like this regarding the actual driving. Convoys are so conspicuous, just for starters, which is the last thing you want. Then there's the problem with pace. Whenever I've driven in convoys like this, you always have problems with mixed pace. Whether it's being held up or people being pushed beyond their comfort zone, that's no good. Finally, it's a bunch of people you don't know and thus you don't know the quality of their driving. From my experience, you want maximum three cars and everyone knows each other well. If you know each other well and someone does something slightly silly, it's much easier to tolerate, talk about if necessary or laugh about later. If someone you don't know does something you don't like the look of or is driving like a dick, it's far more problematic. It's fun to meet new people, but the appeal of driving with a bunch of randoms in this kind of setting eludes me. Maybe if you want to go at a relaxed touring pace it works. But if you want to really go at the roads, driving in a big group and with people you don't know is not the way to do it. That's much better in small groups where everyone trusts each other / understands each other.
What a epic film that was . Well done to your camera men and a fabulous edit. 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
That 30 second sequence from 20:25 to 20:55 is absolutely perfect.
looks amazing guys...... VERY VERY well done......
Also, how good is Tony getting on screen.....loved his little debriefs......
Been looking forward to this - well done; would have loved to see more roads, driving and hotels (the complete experience).
BTW, this is a brilliant business move for you. As the business grows, you can expand it to vintage cars only tours, this will allow you to delve deeper into your passions.
Dream job right there!
7:00 Ye food and coffees are cheap, that's due to cheap labour mostly.
It's not like everything is perfect, a brand new BMW M2 will set you around 105.000€, where minimum wage is at about 820€.
Used 987 Cayman S? around 45.000€
A used E92 M3 molested? About 45.000€
Not everything is perfect, the good weather and great food as it's price, especially if you are a car guy in Portugal, it's painful.
A new M2 for 105k sounds like a pretty good deal to me lol, that's not expensive compared to some other european countries.
@@TGShunai When the average wage is about 1.000€ NET that's really expensive lol
Nao reclama, no brasil é pior kkkkk aqui impostos é uma M3 pra voce, e outra pro governo!
Just a question but is it normal for someone in your country to expect to drive a new car that costs 9x their net annual salary (used your figures of net €12k per year)?
If I earned that amount per month I’d look to cut my cloth accordingly and get something like a decent MX5 for less than €10k (it’s not a flash car to impress the neighbours like a new M2 but one of the best drivers cars of all time).
Amazes me that people think they are compelled to live a lifestyle way beyond their means. To my mind being a car guy doesn’t depend on you driving an expensive car, just being someone that enjoys the pleasure of driving.
@@sultanoftippoo3857 Well, I just wanted to illustrate the cost of new cars. That plays a huge role on the used car market...
I drive a car that is 1/4 of my gross wage, but it's a expensive shitbox.
A nice MX-5 won't only set you 10.000€...
You can get a imported one from germany with lot's of rust and makeup selling for 10k, but the experience will be awful.
Rust, maintenance to do, lack of AC and Hard top, just makes the usability less and less.
A good NB (1.8 NBFL) is about 16.000€ with AC, a ND is about 23.000€ for the a decent used ND1 1.5...
Portugal is an awesome driving country. Do us a favour - don't tell anyone yeah?
More tours needed! Scotland 🏴/ Ireland 🇮🇪 would also be class
Sam, Tony, if you guys ever bring this stateside, I would totally join.
Many years ago while the Trio was in their prime, I keep saying that the BBC needs to look ahead and slowly incorporate younger generation into the team. Jethro Bovingdon, Henry Catchpole, Chris Harris, Sam, they are the younger generation that we need to keep the machine of Top Gear going, like a multi-billion dollar corporation, you need succession planning. Imagine the world where Jeremy retired and we still have a team of Richard, James and Chris Harris, then when James retired, we still have Harris, Hammond and Catchpole, and Jethro was the +1 on their trips... The evolution of Top Gear will be as exciting as seeing the evolution of the Porsche 911. BBC in their capacity back then, couldn't comprehend the power the Top Gear. If Top Gear were spin off as an individual brand, it's a billion-dollar business, with their content, branding, live shows.
Serious question. Why hasn't Sam's UA-cam channel grown as fast as some of his contemporaries? His filming/video quality is great in my opinion. He has consistent good content. An example would be MrJWW(may not be the best example) started filming years after Sam, but has 300k more subscribers. Just curious on opinions. I feel like he should have risen at a faster rate.
Edit: After looking at both of their pages, it turns out that Mr JWW only started a year after. It still doesn't change my original sentiment. MrJWW has 300k more subscribers and 100 million more views.
I think Sam makes more niche content, MrJWW was my entry in to this super car side of UA-cam. I’ve not watched MrJWW in years now, his content became very stale, whereas STG and BTG speaks more to my individual interest in cars rather than just “here’s a new car my investor bought”.
What amazing content.... you're the only channel I still watch from your original car fwend gang!
That was entertaining….. fantastic scenery, to many Porsche’s though…..
10:10 surely that could’ve been cut out/re-shot!! Bloody hell Tony!! Invest in some wet wipes!! 😂😂
Glad you enjoyed Portugal again!!! HMU when you comeback!!!
The song and sequence at 20:54 🤌🏼 masterpiece
Meu querido Portugal
This drive really really does seem gorgeous! Top class!
I’ve done many road trip with friends with numbers but my very first was with 17 other Cars of the same make in perfect weather up the whole west coast of Scotland. At one point you didn’t see another Car out with the group for a hour as we left early. This was before the NC500 was a thing. Everything just worked and the scenery was breathtaking, people outside the group enjoyed seeing the cars all line up at places. Always think I was spoiled because everyone was just great, great company and good food and best of all just a complete laugh start to finish over hundreds of miles. We all found our grove, some liked to push on more and others like myself to take it a bit more easy but the reality was you only arrived minutes behind the first car so it was all good. I’d pull in and say something was amazing be it a view or place and some would say “ where was that” because they were so focused on the Car in front that is all they seen on sections 😂 Sorry Scotlands to beautiful to let it pass you by.
The trouble is you’ll be chasing that first experience now and probably only come close. But that looked a great experience everyone enjoyed and will remember. Nothing like sitting round a table at night talking over the drive of the day.
I would love to do this kind of trip with you two! I’ve been watching since the 4c days. Keep it up Sam and Tony
Congratulations Sam. It looks epic!
I really enjoyed listening to the folks that went with you, on the podcast.
Also, best wishes to Phil 😉
one day I'll buy a Porsche and rip it through the swiss alps, that's been my motivation to be good in school and rather invest time into myself than parties and other stuff the last years. Hopefully I'll reach my goal soon
Nice, but maybe change the country for that. The fines here in switzerland for driving over speed limits are insane.
@@zn9861 that's true, even tho I haven't seen many cops in the mountains yet. luckily I'm in italy pretty fast where the speed limits are more like suggestions
@@lcofficial3084 I have, that "meeting" cost 1500 Sfr... I d strongly recommend going to Italy and Austria instead ;)
Nice to see you all enjoy my country, 🇵🇹 🇵🇹 🇵🇹!!!
Nice to see Tony in front of the camera! Hope to see more content from the Dynamic Duo! 😄👍
Mateeee. I am Portuguese and i want one of them hats pleaseeeeeee!
Is tony Bob Hoskins Son
I would have loved to join from Dubai. And you can guide me on shipping my 812 from here. Is there a way I can sign an interest on this in advance?
Any chance of sharing the route you took and hotels/dinner spots so those not lucky enough to join you and Tony can try and replicate some of it? I recognized the Torre de Palma Wine Hotel as I stayed there in March 2024. You had better weather than we did! Pissed down every day!
THISSSSSSS!! What a dream this looked like. Now I’ve got to find a way to get my car across the Atlantic. Hope you never stop these and maybe one day do one in the US. Sure you’d have no problem filling a group over here.
Most importantly how much do I need to save for one of these?!
lets go! congrats bud.
19:35 Since there are about 30 UA-cam channels of ex UK people who've moved in and around Serra da Estrela, there was a cool opportunity missed.
Nice to see you in my home country Portugal. And nice pick choosing the Alentejo region, amazing roads and scenery. And super cheap.
It’s like a movie! Very well done
This is your best piece ever Sam & Tony. We need more of this. You could invite other car UA-camrs each time. Tavarish one trip, Ed Bolian the next.....
Tony cracks me up!
Enjoyable, shame about the over representation of Porsche but it confirms my choice....Aston is THE current brand.
Brilliant video. It never ceases to amaze me how you guys thrash around at 5,000rpm+ - I don't think my S4 has ever been over 4,500!
Did you all find your front plates on the eurotunnel on the way home “stuck in rear Venturi”?
On a serious note, Sam and Tony, the trip sounded epic when I heard about it on the podcast. Then I heard how it went on the podcast afterwards, I was like “that sounded sick, I want to go on the next one”. Well, having seen this, I take that back, if I could drive I’d already be planning the wheels so I can book the second yo7 pull the trigger. You really filmed this beautifully. I think it is definitely the people who make a trip like this. I did two uni ski trips that highlight it beautifully, first just like this, the second, well I wish I hadn’t bothered! But I get the sense you guys ar3 radiators rather than drains, and you’ll attract fellow radiators on the tours!
God damn, when do I get my invite. Besides being your translator, i could contribute with another manual 992 gt3 touring 😂
Looked like you, Tony and the rest of the group really enjoyed yourselves!
Just out of curiosity, what was the cost of the trip for an individual to participate?
Amazing video, only thing is that i wish you showed more footage of the driving
Does anyone know if that GTS Red 718 GT4 is on any socials? Would love to see more of that car.
absolutely lovely video, would be a dream to attend the next tour, if you are planning a route in italy/the alps count me in
Great video and what a cool looking trip for your first time of hosting! It's a bit of a crass question, but can anyone tell me what the price of this trip was please and the inclusions?
Sam: If your doing another one, how far will a genuine Porsche baseball cap get me?
2 rich people inviting 10 rich people for a drive 🤣
That green Porsche is the absolute bosssss, and Mr. Seen Through Glass your vids are just brrrrrrrilliant
Is there anyway to find the route of ur trip? Cause we r doing a trip almost exact same area in July....
Brilliant video, wish it was much longer !
I would love to be apart of something like this, wow.
Would love to know which roads you chose to drive in my wonderful country 😋
Sam, may I ask what brand your glasses are at 2:50. In for a another pair /soon with that shape frame!
Great video guys and what an amazing place to host the first tour.
Baldy is a quick driver
LMAO
I do this for my friends. It helps to have two groups. One more spirited and one more of a touring pace. People always get lost, so you need to remind them to keep an eye on the people in front of them. Awesome video😊
What a video. Throughly enjoyed it. Well played sir.
I’m going to have to join the STG tour when you guys come to the US!
Hope you'll consider doing a tour in the USA!
Great video, absolutely love Tony
Do you want to invalidate the situation or evaluate it? Tony- "evalidate".
Awesome video loved the behind the scenes, insights, cars. Roads looked awesome
Keeping it cool on the streets
👏🏾
I hope you decide to have a road trip in the U.S. I'll definitely attend.
Great idea to run the tour, it would be great to perhaps get to see the people who are on the tour with you and hear there experiences of the roads, also what made them decide to do the tour, and a bit about their car choice etc
Some variety would be nice all VWs
Having done these roads they are Europe’s best kept secret 😃
Man ultimate goal is to achieve financial success to have these kind of cars and do these kinds of trips. Looked phenomenal. Great job lads 🙌🏽
Great video - nice trip
Would love to do one of your trips in the future
Súper nice video! Really liked the cuts and talking from the studio. All I gotta say is that I’m getting Top Gear Special. Would be nice to also see a map to follow you. 🤝🏽👍🏽
Great to see such group at Serra da Estrela. You came across me, if I'm not mistaken, 19th of April Morning, 9am 'ish. Between "Manteigas" and "Valhelhas" (Bottom'ish of the Mountain). That day I was like, "wow, 3 porsches and an Aston here?? Hauling a##!!" (Not sure I saw the "Jag" though) .. Usually those roads are way more frequented by Motorbikes, great roads to drive in with aswell. Fell free to come again.
Time to move outta london sam. The place is a dump and a rip off
It's very nice to see that you enjoy Portugal so much. Makes me wanna go on my car get to know my own country a bit more 🙏🏼
Very nice to see a trip like this and really looking forward to the video because I know what's coming next 🤭😎
Keep the amazing work
Congratulations, sounds like a real success.
The pair of U.. Brilliant. You bounce of each other like Morecambe &Wise. Really Enjoyed it. Plz Do More. Bostin Bunch of people on tour with you. All looked like they had a great Time.. The Car's Weren't bad either..😊😊
Pleasantly surprised to see a Dublin car.
Thank you for choosing Portugal!
This video is absolutely incredible. As a viewer in the US I cannot describe how badly I wish I could've come on the trip. I swear you guys have to do a US trip at some point! Please please please film every trip like this. Loved every second of it.
Seems amezing this trip! I hope that one day I am fortunate enough to on one with you guys :D Keep up this amazing content and podcast ofc :) Enjoying every second!
Thank you Sam and Tony for a great video. I was wondering how did you manage to get all cars down from the Uk to Portugal for the trip.
Any company you recommend for doing these across Europe car transfers.
What a great video Sam. I just love Portugal. Been many times & and again this July! Cheers, John. (clock 23.09. Bloody hell)!!!!
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Great video! Looks like a fantastic trip
Really great! Thank you for sharing! I would love to come next time. Lotus Emira V6 FE verdant green. Based in Belgium.
Electric cars are made for luxury and daily driving, otherwise just not sole full. That is what my Porsche is for .
All tours are Porsche tours. No one brings other brands on tours because they break down. You can look at your Ferrari but you can't drive it
I am just thinking if I buy a spot in one of these trips. I drive a 100 hp Kia Ceed. I'd love to do a roadtrip like this, but I keep having the feeling the Kia would be sort of out of place there...
This is my dream to organize such a trip. Amazing! Portugal is obviously a great choice 👌 Ehat I believe is that you need an easy app to customize your routes and upload, share with your participants. No one would get lost 😬