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NARRATOR: Supercar customizer Yianni

lives life at full throttle.

YIANNI: How accurate is that speed, though?

NARRATOR: He takes incredible cars--

It's gorgeous.

NARRATOR: --and works with his talented crew--

You're a G. You're a G.

NARRATOR: --to give them a unique look.

But the stakes are high--

How can we get this so wrong, man?

NARRATOR: --when you work for demanding clients--

I will be calling you 20 times a day.

NARRATOR: --who expect perfection--

Yes, yes, yes.

NARRATOR: --every time.

That is so sick.

That's why you're the king, bro.

NARRATOR: This time, it's a world

first for Yianni and his team--

YIANNI: This is not gonna be a normal wrap.

NARRATOR: --to totally transform a Lamborghini Aventador.

SHAHZAD: It should stand out like a purple cow.

This is gonna be a weird one.

NARRATOR: But one mod in particular--

YIANNI: Pav, what is that smell?

What have you done?

Why is it all burnt?

Someone of your level, I wouldn't expect this.

NARRATOR: --could ruin Yianni's reputation.

YIANNI: I'd have a lawsuit against me

if that hits another car.

NARRATOR: And with social media stars

adding to Yianni's workload--

Can I do some filming with you?

Just literally a couple of shots.

No, I've got time.

NARRATOR: --can the team pull it all off and deliver

on this one-of-a-kind car?

8:00 AM, Yianni gathers his crew for today's arrival.

YIANNI: Morning, guys. - Good morning.

Morning.

YIANNI: So we've got probably the most

famous Lamborghini Aventador in the world coming in today.

MIKE: What, we're working on yours again?

Ooh, nice, nice, nice.

I like it.

We have got KSI's old car.

Do you remember?

We've done so much to that car.

Satin black with tron, massive sound system,

LEDs underneath the car.

He's done a good job.

He's done a good job.

[laughs]

YIANNI: That call went viral.

It belongs to a guy called Shahzad.

When he gets here, I'll see what he wants and I'll

bring you guys the car. MIKE: Cool.

Sweet. Thank you.

YIANNI: Cool, guys.

Sweet.

NARRATOR: YouTube sensation KSI recently

sold this Lamborghini Aventador to entrepreneur Shahzad Ali.

[engine revving]

It's now stripped back to the original paint.

And today, Shahzad has big plans of his own.

Hey, Yianni.

It's not easy getting out, is it?

I know.

- How have you been? - Very good.

- How are you enjoying the car? - Very, very good.

And just loving the car.

YIANNI: It's orange.

It stands out.

It's a great color for a Lambo. - Yes.

YIANNI: Why are we changing the color now?

You've only had it, what-- - So you ready?

--two, three weeks.

We're launching a instructor platform where people

can find driving instructors.

The world's first Lamborghini Aventador

driving instructor car.

[chuckles]

A driving instructor car?

Yep.

L-plates, box, the whole thing.

And you want a box on the roof as well?

That's correct.

It's a marketing for the business.

YIANNI: How the hell am I gonna mount

a box to the roof of a Lambo?

I delegate all that to you, because you're the master here.

OK.

And we leaving it orange, just putting the L-plates on it,

yeah?

SHAHZAD: Orange is great, but orange and green

are my favorite colors.

So if we can throw some green in there, that'd be great.

Does orange and green work?

You just want it to stand out.

You want people to see this driver down and be

like, what the hell is that?

It should stand out like a purple cow.

OK.

This is gonna be a weird one, but I'm up for the challenge.

How soon do you need this done?

SHAHZAD: So we're launching next week, so you have two days.

Two days? SHAHZAD: Yeah.

You have 48 hours.

Forty-eight hours.

Of course, I do.

All right.

NARRATOR: This is the Italian brand's flagship supercar.

The waiting list for this 2014 model was up to a year.

Its chassis is made from aluminum and carbon fiber,

giving it an impressive power-to-weight ratio.

And its sports suspension is inspired

by Formula One technology.

[upbeat r&b music]

This is not gonna be a normal wrap.

I've just finished speaking to the customer.

His favorite colors are orange and green, so I was like, cool.

So we're gonna wrap the roof in green.

But here's the catch.

He wants this car to look like a learner vehicle.

What?

No, you're obviously joking, right?

AMELIA: It's not actually gonna be a learner vehicle, is it?

NARRATOR: So we're gonna have to have L-plates on the front,

and the back, and on the side.

Here's the kicker, he wants a learner box on the roof.

Have you seen this roof?

It is not a straight roof.

How are we gonna mount it on the roof?

I'm not drilling.

MIKE: Of course.

YIANNI: My concern is this goes fast.

I do not want that learner box flying off the roof of the car

and embarrassing us.

It needs to look perfect.

Cheers.

Cheers.

NARRATOR: Shahzad has chosen the learner

box he wants and has arranged for it

to be delivered to Yianni's.

While the car is washed, Bert tries

a new piece of design software to mock up an image for the team

to work to.

[upbeat dance music]

I don't know what this thing does,

but it looks like I'm tracing out the roof.

I don't know what I'm doing.

I have no idea what I'm doing.

The green is looking shocking.

[laughing]

Oh, god.

[laughing]

NARRATOR: After a painful struggle,

he decides to go old school to create a white L plate.

BERT: Now I'm gonna color it in like a five-year-old.

I'm gonna turn it up to 600.

[laughing]

Just scratching it all up.

[laughing]

There we go, that should do it.

Perfect.

They'll know what they're doing from that, wouldn't they?

[laughing]

As the team try to make sense of Bert's design,

Mikey begins wrapping the mirrors while Mike

starts removing the rear vents.

MIKE: The most difficult part about taking these side vents

out is actually climbing through the engine bay

to undo the screws.

It's so tight there.

There's not a lot of space, so you do have to be careful.

NARRATOR: There are only four screws to remove,

but access is tight.

MIKE: The hole is not straight.

It's at an angle and quite far back.

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[ominous music]

NARRATOR: He's dropped a small screw into the engine bay.

MIKE: Right now, I don't know what the hell I'm gonna do.

NARRATOR: If he can't find it, it could cause major damage

to the supercar's engine.

It's fallen right down.

Oh, because it's completely sealed off.

NARRATOR: Desperate to locate it,

Mike tries to fish it out with a magnetic rod.

Yeah.

Lovely.

MIKEY: Got it? - Yes.

Well done.

NARRATOR: Now, Mark and Mikey have access

to start wrapping the roof.

YIANNI: I can't believe what he's doing.

BERT: It's a fantastic idea.

The exposure, 300 grand car, L-plates.

learner box on the roof.

That could go viral out there.

When I put it on my socials, it's gonna

be-- it's gonna be a monster.

Assuming the box doesn't fall off

the roof when he accelerates.

I'm still worried about that.

Did you pass the first time?

No. YIANNI: Useless.

No.

Second time, two minors.

YIANNI: Two minors, not bad. BERT: Yeah, passed.

You ready?

I passed the first time both times.

BERT: OK.

Why did you lose your license?

[laughs] Yeah, I lost my license.

BERT: Why did you lose it?

Dangerous driving at 20.

A 12-month ban, and then I had to retake my test.

What an idiot.

But you're driving now.

You don't drive like an idiot anymore.

No.

30, and 60, and 70, depending on what road I'm driving on, mate.

If there's a private road?

A track.

[imitates car whizzing by]

What was that?

What was that noise?

Was that not a helicopter?

[laughing]

Fantastic.

[feel-good music]

On this particular roof, the trickiest part is this piece

that we're doing now.

We need to be careful not to go through the vinyl.

If we rip 1 millimeter here, we basically gonna end

up rewrapping the whole thing.

[upbeat r&b music]

NARRATOR: In the office, Yianni's

watching progress on the CCTV.

YIANNI: So the roof is now green.

It's interesting, shall we say.

Listen, my customer thinks it will work.

At this precise time, I'm not sure.

But with the big learner box on the roof,

I hope it will look different.

NARRATOR: This supercar features a hand-built 6.5 liter

engine that takes 20 hours to construct.

It can hit a top speed of 217 miles per hour.

The highly advanced transmission can

shift gears in a super fast 50 milliseconds.

It's a new day, and Yianni is on the road early.

He's expecting a package from the client, Shahzad.

Oh, yes, the learner box.

Ooh, wow.

Wow.

BERT: It's a bit special.

How are we gonna fit it?

Yeah, I don't know how it's gonna work.

The roof goes like that, an up and down.

My concern is if he accelerates, whoosho,

do not want it falling off.

We'll have to look at this.

For now, can you take it outside.

I don't want it on my desk.

Thanks, Andrew.

NARRATOR: Shahzad has chosen the learner box.

The task of customizing it to fit the car

now falls on Pav's shoulders.

I mean, look at it.

[chuckles] We won't be able to screw anything to the vehicle.

It's aluminum, so we can't use nonmagnetic strips

or anything like that.

TERRY: We're gonna have to build that center up with something.

We've got some foam.

PAV: I've got some foam, and I say we saw the shape.

Sand it down.

TERRY: We cannot keep offering it up,

see how much we need to take off till we get it right, yeah?

100%.

NARRATOR: The roof is far from flat,

so Pav needs to make a base for the learner box

to mount securely to.

By using foam, he can mold the base

to the exact shape of the roof, resulting in an even surface

to mount the box to.

But it's a slow process, as he has to constantly check

he's carving the right profile.

Nothing is straight on this roof.

Back to the drawing board again.

NARRATOR: It's taken all morning to get to this point.

I'm not gonna lie, I'm not feeling too good about this one

at the minute.

NARRATOR: Inside, Pav is feeling the pressure.

But outside, Yianni is up to meet car blogger

and social media star Sam, who drives a Porsche 718 Cayman S.

Sam has hundreds of thousands of followers,

and his car gets lots of exposure.

So Yianni wants to make sure his wrap is still looking fresh.

Sam.

Hello, mate.

The poshest guy I know.

What are you talking about?

I was raised on the streets.

YIANNI: What are you talking about?

Streets of Belgravia.

YIANNI: [laughs] How you been?

How's the social media scene?

Because you are like a big social media guy.

It's good.

It's busy, as always.

Lots of events, lots of cars to film.

But you know what?

Everywhere I take this, mate, people are

going crazy about the color. YIANNI: Really?

SAM: It goes down so well, whether it's

like petrol stations, traffic lights, or car rents.

People come up and say, oh, what is this color?

What's this paint?

YIANNI: So no one realized it's wrapped?

No.

[laughs] I'm your new promo guy, basically.

YIANNI: I love that.

The reason I, obviously, call the car back is I

like to do a check up after a few months

to make sure I'm happy with the job.

I'm sure it'll be quite quick.

And then off you go again to do some more videos.

Yeah, well, actually, can I do some filming with you?

Just literally a couple of shots of what's going on.

A little vlog.

SAM: You know me, I'm always vlogging.

So if you don't mind?

No, I've got time. I've got time.

Give us the key. I'll get Andrew on this.

Get the camera. And I'll get this inside.

Amazing.

All right, mate.

NARRATOR: Andrew will check every surface

and edge for lifting or damage.

And Yianni never misses an opportunity

to work on his own social media profile.

The main man, it's Yianni himself.

Hello, one and all.

It's Yianni from Yiannimize.

I don't think that sounds like me.

It does sound exactly like you.

No, it doesn't. It doesn't.

You're not posh enough.

[laughs]

You need to sound more like the Queen,

and then that's more appropriate.

Is it plums in your mouth time?

Yes, literally. Hello.

Hello.

NARRATOR: A full check over reveals Sam's car

is still looking fresh.

YIANNI: Car's perfect.

Nothing wrong with it.

To be fair, you actually look after the car.

Of course I do.

It's my pride and joy.

YIANNI: That makes a big difference.

You know if someone stays on top of their car,

they keep it clean, they don't park under trees.

SAM: But also, I love the wrap.

And I don't want the wrap to get messed up, so I treat it good.

But you told me to treat it good and I treat it good.

Yeah, she's nice. She's still in good condition.

Enjoy her. - Of course.

I enjoyed filming with you today.

Thank you so much. I really appreciate that.

- Well, there's your key. - Appreciate it, dude.

- Enjoy. - Good to see you, as always.

YIANNI: And I'll see you soon.

Look after yourself.

[laughs] See you later.

Poshest car on social media.

I might get some like, elocution lessons--

lessons.

Is that how you say it, elocution?

[engine revving]

[upbeat pop music] We could've calmed down

NARRATOR: Inside, Pav has worked hard to create the perfect base

for the learner box.

PAV: So finally, finish the piece.

I'm gonna marry it up, make sure it all fits right.

I'm happy with that.

She fits nice.

We'll bond it on, and get our learner top on it.

NARRATOR: The base is fitted to the learner box.

He then decides to use a strong adhesive capable of bonding

the whole box to the vinyl, but without damaging

the expensive wrap or the paint below.

Do you know what? Look what's happening.

It's burning through the foam.

This ain't good, though.

This adhesive is far, far too strong for the foam

that we've got and it's melting through the foam.

NARRATOR: The smell soon attracts attention.

YIANNI: Pav, what is that smell?

The whole unit stinks.

Don't, Yain, man.

I had to open the shutter.

I've got a problem with this.

What the hell?

PAV: Don't panic.

Hold on, what have you done?

Why is it all burnt?

PAV: The glue has melted the polystyrene.

Why didn't you do a test patch?

It's polystyrene.

It's obvious that it would burn.

Pav, you are a G. And for me, someone of your level,

I wouldn't expect this.

I know.

Pav, my biggest concern, when this car came in

was that if he accelerates and it comes off the roof,

it's a big problem.

What happens if it doesn't secure on, Pav?

PAV: I can just put my hands up and say I'll deal with it.

[ominous music]

YIANNI: If that box falls off the roof,

I'm gonna be embarrassed as a company,

my customer is gonna be pissed off,

and I can have a lawsuit against me if that hits another car.

Freaking out.

NARRATOR: While Pav tries to find a solution,

the team needs to make progress where they can.

Amelia cracks on with the L-plates.

AMELIA: We're just about to cut out the L-plates

for the Lamborghini.

We're doing the red first.

So we're just gonna cut out the Ls

and then we'll cut out the white to go on the background.

[upbeat r&b music]

I've never had a car come in that's wanted L-plates.

And especially not a Lamborghini.

It'll stand out.

That does look ridiculous.

NARRATOR: She's not happy.

AMELIA: I think I'm gonna have to change it.

NARRATOR: And flags it to Bert.

BERT: That doesn't work.

In my head, I envisaged it being straight on the car.

So forget about the lines of the car?

BERT: Forget the lines of the car.

That, to me, should be straight.

You're gonna have to scale it down

to, sort of, hit into that gap. AMELIA: OK.

BERT: OK. I'll see you in a bit.

NARRATOR: It's back to the drawing board for Amelia.

But outside, there's progress.

Pav has come up with a new top box plan.

PAV: I've decided to scrap the foam idea.

And I'm gonna go back to my old school methods of MDF,

a bit of wood.

Can't go wrong.

I'm gonna cut some strips, bond the strips

to the base, and then bond that to the roof.

And if this doesn't work, well, then I'm gonna find another job.

[upbeat rock music]

NARRATOR: This time, Pav opts for a different glue,

a heavy duty sealant which is both strong and safe

for the vinyl.

PAV: There you go, sorted.

I'm glad it's worked.

I'm just gonna add some masking tape just

to hold it down in position.

And then tomorrow, we should take the masking tape off

and, hopefully, she's stuck down.

[upbeat music]

NARRATOR: With just hours to go until the customer arrives,

Amelia lays the last of the vinyl decals.

And Yianni comes to check on Pav's work on the learner box.

YIANNI: Wow.

Bro, this looks unbelievable.

Don't.

It's-- oh, mate.

Tell me it's on.

PAV: If you shake it, it's solid.

YIANNI: You're a G. You're a G. You're a G. This is amazing.

Pav has done a great job.

The boys have wrapped the roof, which I think looks great.

It's gonna stand out.

And for something for everyone to talk about, that's the daddy.

[upbeat dance music]

Shahzad.

Yianni.

YIANNI: My man. - How are you?

You well? - I'm good.

How are you? - I'm really well.

How excited are you?

SHAHZAD: Very excited.

I actually haven't slept all night.

OK.

SHAHZAD: Yeah, so what do you think?

It proper looks like a learner car.

People are gonna stop and be like, are you serious?

Someone with a 300,000 pound car has made it look like that.

Let's see it.

All right.

Let's do this.

Let's do it.

[knocking]

[engine revving]

[upbeat hype music]

Wow.

Look at that.

[SINGING] I've been around the world

I got to find this girl

This is exactly what I had in mind.

YIANNI: That proper stands out.

SHAHZAD: It's the world's first Lamborghini learner car.

So obviously, it's the green roof with the wing mirrors.

The big tick on the bonnet.

And then you've got the L plates all around the car,

including the box on the roof.

The box just looks perfect.

And the box won't fall off.

Are you sure about that?

YIANNI: We spent a lot of time and effort

making sure that box doesn't come off the roof.

It's not gonna blow off.

This looks amazing.

I'm in love with this car-- - Pleasure.

SHAHZAD: --so much. - Be good.

SHAHZAD: Yes. - And I'll see you soon, OK?

Take care.

SHAHZAD: I'm sure if this goes out on the road,

people will-- jaws will drop and they'll take pictures of that.

And this is exactly what I want.

[engine revving]

[upbeat rock music]

[vocalizing]

[SINGING] Go

I'm high, you're low

I never know how you're gonna be

It's a crazy road, I know, but you're my destiny

And we're not gonna jump 'em

So around we go

Around we go

'Cos we know what we're made of

So around we go

Around we go

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