Quentin Willson is one of Britain's best-known motoring authorities. He spent over a decade presenting BBC's Top Gear alongside Jeremy Clarkson and was largely responsible for bringing the once scandalously high prices of new cars in the UK down to the same level as the rest of Europe. Wiping over £2 billion off the car industry's balance sheets overnight may not have made him very popular with car makers, but he remains a much-loved champion of Britain's beleaguered motorists.

He regularly gives government ministers a hard time on the GMTV sofa, and in 2004 was awarded Motoring Writer of the Year. Quentin is a regular face on all terrestrial, and many satellite TV channels, and is the creator and owner of the Britain's Worst format, which has been sold in 27 different international territories.

Willson pens a weekly column for The Sunday Mirror, writes and presents consumer programmes and documentaries, is the author of ten books and has appeared on scores of radio and TV shows.

Quentin Willson is in constant demand as a presenter, interviewer and host for corporate events as well as for his entertaining and original speeches on the after dinner circuit where his amusing anecdotes on service and consumer issues never fail to amaze and entertain the guests.

Quentin Willson is best known for his hit series Britain's Worst Driver on Channel 5 and remains one of the UK's best known motoring experts.