“Top Gear Bolivia Special”
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The final challenge involved descending a massive sand dune. Hammond's Toyota rolled and was destroyed, while Clarkson and May successfully reached the water. How to Watch
Amazon Rainforest
Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May were dropped deep in the with a mission to drive 1,000 miles (1,600 km) to the Pacific coast of Chile . They were required to buy second-hand 4x4 vehicles from Bolivian local classifieds for under £3,500 each, sight unseen. The Vehicles
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Smallest engine (1.3L). Despite a broken 4WD system (3WD), it was the most reliable, though the "ride was rotten". Richard Hammond Toyota Land Cruiser (FJ40)
Aired on December 27, 2009, the Top Gear Bolivia Special (Series 14, Episode 6) follows Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May on a 1,000-mile journey from the Amazon to the Chilean coast in budget 4x4s. The episode is famed for navigating the dangerous North Yungas "Death Road" and high-altitude Andean passes, with a 76-minute Director's Cut often referred to as the "full fixed" version. For more details, visit Top Gear Wiki .
Jeremy Clarkson
The challenge was simple but daunting: buy a second-hand 4x4 from the local Bolivian classifieds for less than £3,500 ($5,000) and drive it across the continent. The presenters had to buy their cars sight-unseen, leading to a "perfect recipe for fun" and mechanical disaster. Condition & Issues Range Rover Classic
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High Altitude:
Crossing the Andes, they reached altitudes of over 17,200 feet , where thin air caused engine power to drop significantly (the Suzuki was reduced to less than 20 bhp) and the presenters suffered from altitude sickness.