Jay Leno's Garage

The brilliant creator of Pistol Pete and the Tank Car is back with his latest - a motor home inspired by a houseboat with a flying bridge. Built from scratch, this aluminum beauty can be driven from its cab or from up top - you gotta see it to believe it!

Legend has it that Edsel Ford returned from a trip to Europe and asked Ford's chief designer E.T. Gregorie to create something low, fast and rakish. Join Jay and Edsel's son Edsel for the debut of the newly restored Model 40 at Pebble Beach.

Jay's neighbor Bodie Stroud stops by the garage with his latest and greatest: a chopped, widened fastback featuring one of ten 494 all-aluminum BOSS engines, originally made for (and signed by!) Mario Andretti in 1969. Holy burnout, Batman!

John Hennessey's back with his latest and greatest. What's the method to his road madness? Well, it starts with a supercharger, some new wheels and a fuel injector upgrade, and before you know it, the top's down and you're cruisin' at 602 hp!

Jay's trip to the Mullin Museum, dedicated to the preservation of French cars of the 1930s, is gonna knock your socks off! The cherry on top of a personal tour is a ride in the only 1938 Hispano-Suiza Dubonnet Xenia ever made.

What happens when Jay's old buddy John Hennessey gets hold of the new CTS-V coupe? He bumps up the hp to a whopping 700, that's what! It may look stock, but this ain't your daddy's Cadillac, that's for sure...

Picture Car Coordinator and creator of the latest Black Beauty, Dennis McCarthy visits with two vehicles from the latest "Fast and the Furious" flick, then takes you to his own shop, just down the road from Jay's Garage.

It's the amazing car Jay's lusted after since he was 14 years old, and today's episode is packed with all kinds of amazing footage! We've got a book review, a road test, and Chrysler's original promotional video.

The Chrysler Turbine combined futuristic styling with a space-age engine: a high-revving turbine that could run on almost any kind of fuel.

Special thanks to the Walter P. Chrysler Museum

Check out the original, rare promo video created by Chrysler for their milestone, the Turbine Car. Coming April 4