This is what's inside Richard Hammond's secret car barn!

Did you know that Richard Hammond has a secret garage where he keeps a whole host of vehicles you may have never seen before? In this video, Richard takes us for a barn tour to show us what he has been hiding.

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[assepa]

I like how it's not just a dusty old barn, but a barn with an insulated roof en extra pressurised tents to keep everything in top shape!

[bytemyshinymetalass]

You can see when Richard eyes light up when he talks about his passion. It's nice to see that genuine side of him.

[TimWells]

Honestly, these are the kind of videos that I love most from the GT/TG hosts. I love hearing about their collections, what they loved, and what really impacted them over their years in the industry.

[fernandoamor]

I feel like I’ve been living under a rock just found this gem today 🎉

[Lburt]

Could we plz get a car collection tour of the trios car collection?

[jamesdellaneve]

I was a kid in the US in the late 1960’s. My friends mom bought a Triumph in the 1960’s. I loved how fun and sporty it was. She was a prematurely gray lady and it seemed like a midlife crisis, but, she had fun and took us for rides in it with the top down. We lived in the Northeast US and summers were not long, but it was a great car.

[DannyBurns____]

Richard's plan of going to classic car races is really interesting, excited to see how that turns out!

[CalumRaasay]

Honestly my favourite car there is the old peugeot. I feel everyones got a mustang or MG or something in a barn. That peugeot is the most unique thing in there!

[mnplumberman]

To quote every car guy ever " I have big plans for that someday."

[mrfaceforest]

I absolutely love seeing these "behind-the-curtain" exposés of things we may not have seen on Top Gear or Grand Tour, but also some things we have seen and are pleasantly reminded of the laughs, smiles and fun from those long ago episodes 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻 Thank you Richard, you and your other two "idiot" mates are my heros 🙂🫶🏻

[xaa]

In 1972, my mum and dad drove an MGBGT from Toronto Ontario Canada to Vancouver BC. They documented the entire journey in an amazing journal, and lots of photos. Seeing that car, makes me want to track down the original car they drove and buy it back for my dad (who is now 82!)

[johnbastille]

The MGBGT is a great touring car. I drove one from Florida to Vermont for someone who had bought it there but didn't have the time to drive it back himself. Very comfortable with lots of luggage room. As it was verrry used, we had lots of trouble (tires, muffler, voltage regulator), but we had a terrific time in a wonderful sports car.

[thebitcoincafé]

"As much as I hate to admit it, Hammond's car collection is really quite nice."
-James May (probably)

[rdkk]

Hammond is that kind of guy that everyone would like to have as a friend :)

[bm]

We met when you were recording TG in the Isle of Man about twenty years ago. Two bikes you we're enthusiastic about then were the GSXR and the Sportster (which you thought was a bit of a bargain at the time). Glad you've not lost a drop of your enthusiasm. :-)

[obscurazone]

The Ducati is my fave in there. Still looks immensely fast stood still. Beautiful design. The MG also on my bucket list. Perfection!

[TheColosiss]

I want to also say that I often see MG enthusiasts running their cars down Highway 95 in Nevada. I see other groups once in a while, but the MG crowd have regular 5-10 driver convoys tearing up the Mid-West desert highways... Very very cool little cars. Unbelievably cool.

[rob_ah_]

Glad to see Richard making progress on the ol' Land Rover 😂

[bongdelonge]

Coming from classic car background to JDM and back again, I absolutely love the MG B GT. We've always had MGs in the family and they are honestly one of the best handling little cars. My dad had and MG A and then a very special MG B from the Paris motor show. He later sold this and went on to own 2 MG C's that he restored over a 10 year period. After selling the last one in 2020 I'm feeling the itch to get a B myself.

[ronhudson]

The cars are amazing. The collection astounding, but the presentation style - is simply put - superb. Nobody does it better. Interesting, whimsical, informative and exceptionally entertaining. Mr. Hammond is unparalleled. He displays all of the qualities of a May presentation without the not-too-subtly hidden curled lip. Capturing the authoritative, take it to the bank factuality of a Clarke pontification without the pontificating. Please do this forever, Mr. May.