Steve Waddingham is the official historian at Aston Martin Lagonda. He also likes Austin Allegros, but don’t let that put you off’

Producer Paul turns the table on Steve Berry and we find more about the career of Mr Berry

Sam Skelton is easily the youngest guest we've ever had on Speedshop - but don't let that put you off. Not quite thirty he's had almost forty cars and likes big, wafty Citroens, supercharged Jag but can't see the appeal of air-cooled Volkswagens.

The Reverend Adam Gompertz is a car-designer turned clergyman who also happens to be a gifted artist. He owns a 1962 Rover P4 100 - perfect if he was the Vicar in an Agatha Christie novel - but, if he had the money would spend it on an all-electric Polestar.

Alex Reid Entwistle is that are thing, a returning guest on Speedshop! He's the car dealer who actually loves cars and arrived at the studio in a gloriously pre-loved Bentley Turbo R.

John Quinn reckons his Bentley 4 1/2 Litre is the best car he’s ever owned. And he’s had a lot of cars

 Steve and Guy talk about their journey of  3,000 miles in a seventy-year-old car in six days

John Brown has owned over 3,000 cars.

Simon Browse supplies cars for film and tv and his fleet includes a Pierce-Arrow that belonged to a US president and a pink Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz convertible. He's from Essex but let's not hold that against him.

Alex Reid-Entwhistle is that rare thing, a car dealer who's also a car enthusiast. He knows how to tell a story too, which is just as well because he's my - politically-incorrect - guest, on this episode of Steve's Speedshop.