Scaling the Guallatiri volcano | Now in Full HD | Top Gear | BBC

When they where at 18000 ft, is a legit road for cars? If so that's crazy how they built a road where cars would really struggle to go over the volcano

I kept thinking about the cameraman.

Well we use to run for 4 kms every morning at 8000 ft in a military school, didn’t felt anything like that. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Now we know that Far Cry 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 are having the impossible task to drive to the top of the mountains. Just fiction. Thanks to this trio for realism!

Very few times in the entire seasons all of the seasons that Jeremy was actually serious about the teamwork.❤

For everyone who uses the proper unit of measurement
17'200 Feet is about 5'250 Meters

I’ve never seen Jeremy so concerned before 😮

Did he say that Toyota was unreliable?! Lies and slander!

Chile always saving the lives of The Top Three.

Top gear needs to come to Tibetan Plateau, and see how high the roads go to! These three were brilliant.

Air is mainly Nitrogen with a lesser percentage of oxygen.

Every man 100% believes that they could complete this journey no problem and I am no different.

incredible

I was ten when the Bolivia Special was shown, and my brother and I were transfixed. I understood everything, including the johnnies on the engine.

One of, if not THE best episodes they ever did.

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I wonder what was the filming vehicle..

What a mission to have aborted lolz. Didn't even get close to the summit.

It did look quite lifeless up there though. Usually if there's one thing we could possibly hope to have, it's a reasonable oxygen supply for staying alive... and the cars were mostly in agreement about that, but maybe The STIG would have made it.