Wheeler Dealers Mike Brewer and Ant Anstead return with a new series
Wheeler Dealers Mike Brewer and Ant Anstead are returning to our screens in March. The pair plan to save a host of classics from the crusher as they restore the retro rides from their LA-based workshop.
Always on a tight budget, Mike and Ant aim to turn a car's fortunes around and make a tidy profit. It’s never easy, and it rarely goes according to plan – but Wheeler Dealers is always top TV.
Season 16 will see the crew tackle a 1972 Fiat 124 Spider that needs a bare metal re-sprays and a gearbox swaps to bring it back to its former glory. Elsewhere, the boys get their hands on a fifth-generation Ford Bronco.
Also passing through the Wheeler Dealer workshop this series will be a 1973 Toyota Celica, 2002 Mercedes Benz E55 AMG, 2004 BMW M3, Volvo Amazon 122, Toyota Land Cruiser, 1985 Merkur XR4Ti (that’s a Ford Sierra to you and me) and a 1982 Porsche 911 SC.
Keep up to date with all Mike and Ant's shenanigans when Wheeler Dealers returns to Discovery on March 2 at 9pm.
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hissingsid on 30 January 2020
I prefer "Flipping Bangers" recently aired on the Blaze TV channel.Real old school mechanics buying and restoring cars for a living.
connollyt on 30 January 2020
shall not bother watchingSpe on 2 February 2020
I doubt they'll lose sleep
Stevejt67 on 31 January 2020
Where's Ed ????Christhepostie on 1 February 2020
Fair enough Discovery bought the programme and decided to aim at the more lucrative American Market by dumbing-down and dramatising the concept in order to compete with all the other car shows: fair enough. But would it not have been possible to run a British version alongside it, in the same vein as the original first five or 6 series? Just Ed, Mike (or someone else if he's too - ahem-' big' to bother with such small fry these days) a bunch of spanners, and a budget of a few grand? The recipe was simple and phenomenally successful because of it. Ant, with his permanently open mouth, 'look at my biceps' t-shirts and weird boots just isn't the same, despite his enthusiasm.It was a sad day when Discovery showed 2 fingers to the original audience, and killed an original and fun programme.
BTW, HJ, in this country we say "series", not "season". Please, you aren't going the same way as WD are you?
on 1 February 2020
When will End China be back on TV really missedon 1 February 2020
Won't be watching bring back edGordon Ennis on 2 February 2020
The original format was the best Restore a car and run a competition to win it. Really good fun and the limited budget need not be a problem.Restoring all the gas guzzling USA stuff has no interest to me.
Madsam on 3 February 2020
Mikes to big for his boots now his head is so big he could just get it onto the stage in the NEC last year
Edited by Madsam on 03/02/2020 at 19:58
Mike Keay on 8 February 2020
It’s now a big turnoff. Stuff the US market. British series was very good.on 27 February 2020
These were all aired on Motor Trend between April and May last year (2019), almost a whole year before UK gets it !!!!Fayzur Rahman on 20 April 2020
I love the both of the programs anyway but how do we we know the car is really good with the mechanics aunt and specially at China can we not is there any possibility of buying a car off then and how are they advertisedAnne Yates on 21 May 2020
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Ant is great! And so is Wheeler Dealer’s Mike Brewer. The show teaches and entertains people like me that absolutely love cars but are not masters of restoration. Please stay with us!
Edited by Anne Yates on 21/05/2020 at 16:38
mgaman on 1 June 2020
The above mentioned episodes were already aired ages ago.robertspring on 19 December 2022
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