ATAE Munro Mark 1, the show will also feature hybrids such as the Peugeot 508 PSE. Episodes The Fifth Gear Awards Each year for a few series, the programme gives out various Car of the Year type awards: 2004 Best small car – BMW 1 series Best family car – Ford Focus Best fast car – Porsche 911 Carrera S Car of the year – Volkswagen Golf GTI 2005 Best small car – Ford Fiesta ST Best family car – Honda Civic Best fast car – BMW M5 Car of the year – Porsche Boxster 2006 Best small car – Mini Cooper S Best family car – Ford S-Max Best fast car – Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Car of the year – Audi TT 2007 Best small car – Fiat 500 Best family car – Ford Mondeo Best fast car – Audi R8 Car of the year – Audi R8 Comparison with Top Gear Fifth Gear is a continuation of the original BBC Top Gear. At its launch, Fifth Gear had the same format and topics as Top Gear, also with long-time Top Gear presenters Needell and Willson, as well as Butler-Henderson and Simpson. The Top Gear reboot however was a drastically different format compared to Fifth Gear and the old Top Gear. The new Top Gear has a strong focus on comedy and general entertainment by comparison. Fifth Gear has been referenced in Top Gear, such as in series 10 after a barn fire damaged Top Gear property, Jeremy Clarkson satirically claimed that Fifth Gear "burned our furniture." Accidents During recording for Series 12, Episode 7, two accidents took place while on set. On 27 September 2007, Tom Ford broke his foot and several toes when he crashed a modified Bedford Rascal van. Tom Ford was recording a piece about drifting. He and co-host Jonny Smith were racing each other in a D1 Grand Prix style around a private track. After winning the event, Ford was performing a victory drift that went wrong, put his van (painted to resemble the A-Team GMC Van) up on two wheels and into a safety barrier. On 9 October 2007, BTCC driver Jason Plato suffered multiple burns when a Caparo T1 he was driving at Bruntingthorpe proving ground burst into flames. The car, capable of , burst into flames at an estimated . Plato said: "There was a slight loss of power, I looked