Next Episode of Cars That Rock with Brian Johnson is
not planed. TV Show was canceled.
When he's not wowing millions of screaming fans in one of the biggest and most important rock bands of all time, AC/DC front man Brian Johnson can normally be found in the seat of a powerful motorcar. Now, he wants to share his passion with the rest of the world as he heads full-speed into his next adventure. He will be analysing, discussing and of course driving some of the most iconic branded cars in history. Brian will be exploring the incredible engineering behind each of these magnificent four-wheeled beasts to discover what makes them tick. Brian will also look into the fascinating individual histories of each car, from big screen appearances in blockbuster films to famous owners and even a few unexpected mysteries. Brian will also try and get to the root of our obsession with cars, questioning why we need to go faster and faster and what it is about these automobiles that inspires so much awe, envy and pride.
Brian checks out a true British classic, the Aston Martin. He takes the legendary DB5 out for a spin, and gets shaken and stirred in 007's stunt car.
Brian looks at the colourful history of the all-American Dodge. He checks out these muscle cars and takes a ride in a car from the classic film, 'Bullet'.
Brian looks at the history of VW, from its beginnings in Hitler's Germany in 1933 to the influence of the Beetle. And he gets nostalgic taking a Golf GTi out for a drive.
Brian goes back in time with the Cadillac. He looks at the fins that made them famous in the '50s and drives a spooky a replica of the car from the film, 'Ghostbusters'.
Brian explores the history of the BMW. He checks out the pre-World War II models, drives a bubble car and burns some rubber in an E36 M3 sports car.
Brian goes off the beaten track with the iconic Jeep. He examines the history of the Willys Station Wagon, drives a World War II model and revs up in a Grand Cherokee.
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