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[music playing]

NARRATOR: In this exclusiveworld of supercars--

[engines revving]

--if you want yours to stand out,

there's one customizer to call.

Yianni!

NARRATOR: A social mediastar, he creates one-off cars

in stunning colors.

Dealing with demanding clients--

So when does this car need to be done?

Tomorrow?

Are you serious?

NARRATOR: It's a high stakes world.

Wow.

2 million pounds for a car.

Why would it be easy?

Up for this one?

NARRATOR: Where image is everything.

Oh my days, bro.

NARRATOR: And the aim is perfection.

100% percent happy.

A million percent happy

NARRATOR: This time, jawsdrop as an ultra rare million

pound hypercar arrives.

YIANNI: Let's be honest.

Best car we've ever had here.

100%.

YIANNI: 100%, hands down, this is the one.

NARRATOR: It's all about the detail,

and the design is down to Yianni.

I can do whatever I want to this car.

Of course, yeah, we trust you.

NARRATOR: The team pitch in with unique ideas.

Why not three very thinpinstripes of the Italian flag?

NARRATOR: But this dream jobsoon proves to be a tough gig.

That's way off.

Can't be right.

NARRATOR: As they struggleto make the best even better.

Just do it.

We need to get this car out.

NARRATOR: This is a big day.

Brothers Vijay and Venton roarin with their Pagani Huayra.

[engine revving]

They run an urban clothing company,

and have been friends withYianni for over 20 years.

YIANNI: Wow.

My God, what I car.

NARRATOR: The Pagani causes amassive stir wherever it goes.

Unbelievable.

NARRATOR: Part of the hypercarelite, it's rarer on the roads

that a Lamborghini or Ferrari.

You're enjoying, it yeah.

We've got cars to wrap, please.

If you don't mind, yeah.

The car's staying, guys, they car's staying yeah?

The joy's of being the boss.

I can enjoy it myself.

[laughing]

Look at this car!

Wow, what a car.

- Ain't it? - What's going on?

Long time, man.

Welcome back, baby.

- Good to see you. - You cool?

I missed you guys, man.

It's been a while, it's been a while.

Wow, this car--

this could actually be one of my favorite cars.

One of 100, is it?

I think there's about eight in the UK.

And this is our pride and joy.Yeah.

Yeah.

How do you feel?

Because we've known eachother about 20 odd years now.

Yeah.

You had a Vauxhall Corsa.

Yeah.

YIANNI: And you had a chicken shop.

You've now got a Pagani Huayra.

VIJAY POOLO: He started from nothing.

I started from nothing.

To come from nothing, you've got to be proud.

You've got to be--

VIJAY POOLO: Yeah, of course, blessed, man.

So there she is in all the glory.

Yeah.

What are we doing to her?

Do something with red.

Maybe red stripe to go around the car.

OK, so like a pinstripe,you're talking, yeah?

VIJAY POOLO: Pinstripe, yeah.

VENTON POOLO: Yeah, both sides.

Make it look different.

YIANNI: What, just let me do my thing?

Of course, yeah, we trust you.

So I can do whatever I want to this car?

Yeah.

YIANNI: When do you need the car back?

How long have we got the car for?

24 hours. There you go.

Wow.

Don't drop it, it's three grand.

The key's 3,000 pounds?

[laughing]

I'm going to hold that tight.

I'll see you lot tomorrow, man.

Tomorrow. Bye, man.

YIANNI: One day to work on a Huayra.

Hell yeah.

NARRATOR: Known for extraordinary design,

Pagani emerged as a majorplayer in the late 1990s.

With the statement red leatherinterior, and handmade custom

carbon fiber body, the Huayra istheir wildest his car to date.

Its six-litre bi-turbo V12 makes it one

of the fastest road-legal cars.

Yianni has just 24 hours.

The brothers are launchinga new fashion store,

and want to make a big entrancein their one-off Huayra.

This time it will be all about the details,

trying to get this incredible car an edge,

but also knowing one wrong decision

could ruin an Italian icon.

Mind these.

Wow.

Let's be honest, best car we've ever had here?

100%.

100%.

100%, hands down, this is the one.

It's a work of art.

Spot on gorgeous.

YIANNI: OK, so they said, listen, Yian,

do what you do best.

So I said, can I do whatever I want?

They said whatever you want.

Then they told me we had one day.

[laughing] So I was like, OK.

So, let's have an idea each, OK?

Mike, your idea?

I want to put the heritage back into this.

I want to see the Italian flag on this.

Like, these pinstripes going down the side--

why not three very thinpinstripes of the Italian flag?

I ain't gonna lie, that's really good.

Alex?

Well, I've heard these guys like a bit of camo.

So I'm thinking, just stick up on it,

you know, with just a bit of camo.

Go home. [laughing]

Mate, go home!

He didn't mean it, he didn't mean it.

[laughing]

Vasile, this is what you do, right?

You are the best at this.

OK, I'm thinking of the stripeon the bonnet and the back.

What color?

It needs to be red, but wecan break it up with black

as well on the sides.

So I want to do a two tone color.

I think a stripe will set this off.

And then a bit of a gap,and another two stripe,

thin stripe, on the sides.

So one fat one, two thin ones on the sides.

So like me and Mike, and then, obviously Alex.

Yeah.

[laughing]

VASILE: Like, like, Alex,Mike, and then me on that side.

So it'd be like this, thestripe, down the bonnet.

[laughing]

With a bit-- a bit of a gap as well.

Bit of a gap, yeah.

All right, guys, we're on it though.

It's a great car. One day, Vasile.

Yeah, it's fine.

Yeah? I love it.

It's fine. Later.

MIKE: See you later.

See you.

NARRATOR: Yianni has chosen Vasile's idea,

and now he has to prove it will work.

Special software gives him thechance to perfect the design.

VASILE: Basically, what I've done,

I took everything in my head, and now I have one

day to make it look amazing.

I think it's going to work.

It looks all right in my head, but you never

know how the customer thinks.

NARRATOR: With the designlocked, Vas pushes print,

and the plotting machinetranslates his idea into vinyl.

This job is all about trying to improve

on perfection, with a red pinstripe made of light vinyl.

This will probably be oneof the only customized

Huayras in the world, so Vas gets

a big kick from working on it.

Beautiful thing you've got about this Pagani.

Everything is so nicely worked and detailed.

NARRATOR: The main workshop is busy too.

Top DJ an international jet setter DMO

rolls up in hisgirlfriend's Mercedes GLE.

The team wrapped it in satin black a few months ago.

Customers are asked toreturn soon off to any wrap

for a quality control checkup.

But DMO is late.

Yo!

What's happening, DMO?

Yo.

- Yo, what's going on, bro.- Cool, yeah?

- Yeah man. - Winging it.

DMO: You know you wrapped my missus' car.

YIANNI: Yeah.

And you told me not to takethe car early, because it might

need that final check over.

Well, I think it--

I think it needs that final check over.

Surprise, surprise.

- I know, I know. - Hold on.

Alex! ALEX: Yo.

Do me a favor, bro.

Can you do a quick check on his car,

and then get probablyNico or Mark on it for me?

- Yeah, yeah, sure. - Yeah?

Thanks, bro.

Cool.

NARRATOR: Vinyl wraps needa checkup, because they may

lift a little on exposed edges.

When you spend several thousandpounds customizing a car,

the expectation is always perfection.

ALEX: When a customer getscalled in for a checkup,

the first thing I do, I goaround the car, just to see

if there's any imperfections.

And I'd whack on a little bit of tape,

just to show that there is something there,

and it needs to be rectified.

NARRATOR: Alex has spotted some lifting

on the satin black handles.

The team need to strip and rewrap them.

With the car being checked,old friends DMO and Yianni

catch up.

What are you driving?

My missus' car.

Yeah, what other toys you got though?

I've got an AMG GT S that I'mplaying around in right now.

And of course, the Raptor.

It's been summer, so I've been riding

the bike around, enjoying that.

DMO: But like, now it's timefor me to get a proper car.

You've got a kid now man, you can't

be riding around on the Raptor.

I know, I know, I know, I know, I know.

All right, come tomorrow, bro, and we'll

get it sorted out, yeah?

I'll see you later.

Back in the workshop, top wrapper Vas

is making good progress.

He's Romanian, and has worked across Europe.

Impressed by Yianni's social media,

he decided he wanted to be part of the team.

So he made it happen.

VASILE: So I watched a few videos.

I was like, OK, I can do this.

And just took the bus, came here,

and said I want to work here.

And that was it, pretty much.

This is my first job in England.

NARRATOR: You need to bea really skilled craftsman

to succeed in this team, because Yianni attracts

the world's best cars, and he'salways looking to the next one.

YIANNI: But you know what, yeah?

My social media is blowing upbecause of that Pagani Huayra

downstairs.

BERT: To be fair, if I couldlike it more than once,

I would have as well.

We don't have that many hypercars here.

BERT: No.

People love them, man, look at it.

It's a work of art, isn't it?

It is just an absolute monster of a car.

We need to get more hypercars here.

I'd want something like--

like a Koenigsegg Regera.

But what is it about that car?

I don't get it.

The shape, the doors.

Mate, all the doors go up now, how many cars

have I had that go up? BERT: Yeah, exactly.

They go like this. [laughing]

You don't see any of them around.

BERT: Right.

YIANNI: The sounds.

Oh, I want one.

I think that is up there with my ultimate car.

That, and probably the Porsche 918.

I really like the Porsche 918.

BERT: Yeah, I'll take the 918.

What, over the Koenigsegg?

All day.

The thing is, the pressureof having one of those cars

downstairs in the workshop.

And the minute it leaves here, people are

going to be taking pictures.

And if for, some reason oranother we've messed it up--

It's our reputation on the line, isn't it, when

something like that comes in?

But listen, the only way you grow is by taking

jobs like that on, isn't it?

YIANNI: Working on the best.

I want more of those cars, man.

NARRATOR: Downstairs, Vas isfeeling that pressure hard.

The subtle pinstriping iscausing an unexpected headache

with this handmade car.

MIKEY: Wow, that's looking good man.

VASILE: Mm. - I like it.

Yeah?

I'm not very happy.

Why?

Just because door doesn'tline up with the quarter, kind

of a lot.

MIKEY: Really?

When you're close the door on this one--

OK.

VASILE: It don't line up.

MIKEY: Oh, wow.

VASILE: You see?

Even the wing and everything?

How much it goes down.

So my concern now is the white bit underneath.

NARRATOR: Vas needs to deliver.

Can he find a cleversolution in just a few hours?

Listen, you're a perfectionist guy, man.

You're definitely the man for the job.

Yeah, good to know.

Thank you.

MIKEY: Good luck, then.

Safe.

God help us.

NARRATOR: At the workshop,something extraordinary

has arrived.

YIANNI: Wow, this car--

this could actually be one of my favorite cars.

[engine revving]

NARRATOR: But with thehypercar comes hyper pressure.

The car is starring at a fashionstore party in just 12 hours.

Timed badly.

NARRATOR: Design guru Vas is working

flat out to take this Huayraoff to the next level.

But the Pagani is a problem.

I'm not very happy.

Door doesn't line up with the quarter.

MIKEY: Oh wow.

NARRATOR: And that clock keeps ticking.

MIKEY: On this one, it has to be 100%.

It needs to look good.

And yeah, if I'm not happy,definitely the customer

ain't going to be happy.

Thinking about putting some black underneath.

MIKEY: All right.

OK, so laid the black.

What I'm going to do now, I'm just

going to apply the red on top,close the door, and that's it.

Here.

I'm happy, that works.

NARRATOR: The Huayra is looking good.

But the delay on the doormeans they're behind schedule.

Vas will have to stay late tonight,

working the pinstripe around thecomplex carbon fiber front end.

Deadline day, and the team have not

one, but two cars to deliver.

Leandre finishes rewrappingthe black handles

on the Mercedes checkup jobs, and hands them

to Mike to refit.

Just in time, as DMO Deejayis here for collection.

- Yo boy. - Yo.

- What's going on? - What's happening?

Listen, we've sorted out your car.

Yeah?

YIANNI: OK, we had issue with the handles.

Two of them were bad.

But I took all four off and rectified it.

This is obviously the mainhandle, which is done.

To be fair, it was getting worse,

and I just kept picking it off.[laughing]

Do you know what?

Two were fine, one had a little bit,

but this one was really bad.

It's your driver's side.

You know when you just fitin there, you just like--

[laughing]

Stop it!

OK, I'm not going to do it again for you, OK?

All right, all right, real good though, yeah?

It's sorted.

But the rest of the car was mint, to be fair.

And that's fresh, bro. Look how fresh it is.

- And you do keep it clean.- All the time.

Or does your missus keep it clean?

I keep it clean.

That's my duty of this car.

Is that your only job, as the husband?

That's it, and the driver.

You know what?

She has this car, I sit inside the front seat,

she sits in the back, likeshe's in some prestige mode.

YIANNI: Have you got likea hat, as a chauffeur?

No, I haven't got it.

[laughing]

YIANNI: She's got you on manners.

She's got you on manners.

Listen, there's your key.I've got to do some work.

Don't be a stranger, bro, let's link up.

Bro, I'm always here. Come see me.

You're always welcome, yeah?Later.

All right, cool, bro.

NARRATOR: In the backworkshop, the red accents

were finished overnight.

Now the focus is on the front to back stripe.

It needs to give a uniquelook, but adding strong styling

details is a big risk.

I'm just thinking howhigh to go, how low to go.

Don't want to ruin the design ofthe car by making it too long.

Or make it look ridiculous by making it too short.

YIANNI: It's going to lookbetter than that, isn't it?

No.

Obviously, yeah.

YIANNI: OK, I trust you,Vasile, but I'm in a rush.

I'll come back to you.

Really happy, really happy.

Hopefully Yianni's going to like it,

'cause before he was just a bit moaning.

NARRATOR: With the clock running down,

Bert is anxious to check on progress.

I really like it.

It's subtle, but it's enough, isn't it?

Yeah.

I like the way that the shape follows the shape

of the nose cone, as well.

VASILE: Yeah, that's--

I tried to follow a bit.

If you look at the cornershere, they're pointy.

So that's why I've done the sides in pointy,

and this one is rounded.

BERT: And then it's goingto continue to the back?

I have a bit of a concern about the back,

just because here you have sucha big contrast in between white

and black and red.

And then the back, the whole back, it's carbon.

BERT: No, I think that'senough of a difference for it

to be seen.

It plays with the light a bit as well.

Yeah, because obviously, the glass

is going to reflect a lot more, the satin's

going to mute it down.

But then, obviously, you remember,

you're going to have the red central stripe

running through it.

So yeah, no, I think it's going to work.

NARRATOR: So the rear design is agreed.

Making it happen is something else.

Bert is drafted in to help.

Center of the wheel was there.

Mark there, like this.

That's way off.

Can't be right.

NARRATOR: The measurements are right,

but somehow the stripe looks wrong.

The handmade Pagani is causing trouble.

Kind of a hard thing tomeasure, just because there's

not one single line in the car.

Everything is rounded.

All the one piece.

BERT: Do you think you're there now?

VASILE: Yeah, I think it's fine.

NARRATOR: At last, the strike looks in line.

Now, Vas has to lay it.

BERT: I think it goes to the left.

VASILE: I think it goes to the right.

NARRATOR: It's a matter of millimeters out.

But it's a fail.

With three hours till delivery,this is a major problem.

The vinyl will have to be stripped,

and new stripes printedbefore Vas can try again.

BERT: To be completely honest with you,

I'd like another day on it.

Listen, we've got a deadline to meet.

The guy's probably on his way now, to be fair.

So we haven't got long.

We'll have to make something happen.

NARRATOR: Second try.

The process begins, attemptingto lay the perfect stripe.

Everyone piles in to help.

VASILE: I think it works.

It's just-- it's just,you need that line there.

- OK. - Yeah?

OK.

Just do it.

We need to get this car out.

NARRATOR: Vas carefully lays the stripe,

and the results are perfect.

VASILE: Really happy.

If I'm happy, it should be like 99.9% exact.

This is the one.

NARRATOR: The major work is completed,

but detail is important too.

The tiny tricolor flag is a trademark touch,

and with just minutes left on the clock,

this Italian is ready for a runway launch.

VASILE: Happy days.

Hey, come si dice en italiano?

Perfetto.

Eh?

Done for the day.

NARRATOR: Streetwear brand owners Vijay

and Venton are bang on time.

But what will they make of the hypercar reboot?

- Yo, what's happening? - Yeah.

Good yeah?

You all right, yeah?

Brother, you cool?

I'm happy, she looks good.

Are you excited?

Excited. Mad excited.

Let's see, let's see.

I know it's a very expensive car.

And I know you two areabout that powerful look.

So I wouldn't want to ruin ourrelationship, first of all.

And I wouldn't want to ruin the car.

So I've kept it sleek, I've kept it classy,

but I've given it that personal touch that I

hope you two are going to like.

- Let's have a look. - Let's see.

Let's have a look, let's see it.

Bring her out.

NARRATOR: The team was set a crazy deadline.

That Pagani proved a tough car to wrap.

Though details took time to getright, Vas the perfectionist

is happy.

But what about the client?

Wow.

- Looks good. - That looks sick, man.

That looks sick.

YIANNI: So what do you think?

You smashed it, man.

Love the stripe.

VENTON POOLO: Yeah it's amazing.

Sick.

Kept it very simple at the front.

Yo.

Yo, you can't stop this.

I'm too hot.

Record labels can't drop this.

We've always done the cut for the pinstripe.

You've got it spot on.

When it comes to cutting, and when

it comes to pinstripes, andlines, it's all about Vasile.

This is amazing, man, well done.

YIANNI: You happy?

Yeah, it's amazing.

Let me ask you this. VIJAY POOLO: Well happy.

Who's going to drive the car back?

He is.

Why are you not driving it?

I've got a scooter.

[laughing]

Right.I'm going to give you your key.

- Thank you. - Enjoy.

Thank you, Yianni. Thank you.

Drive safely, man.

God bless you both.

Bro, thank you.

And don't be a stranger, yeah?

And bring me another toy.

See you later, guys.

Wow, what a car.

Hoo!

NARRATOR: The Pagani went straight

to North London for a big store launch,

where it turned heads atan exclusive fashion party.

For Paganis, stripes are in this year.

[music playing]

Whoa, oh, oh, oh, oh.

Go! I'm high.

You're low.

I never know how you're gonna be.

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

And we're not going to jump off,so around we go, around we go.

'Cause we know what we're made of,

so around we go, around we go.