WHEELER DEALERS Mike Brewer has realised every car enthusiasts’ dream when he entered a “top secret facility” in the latest episode.
Fans watched on with envy as the show’s host inspected iconic sports cars in the hidden location.
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The third episode of Wheeler Dealers World Tour, which will air on Monday, sees Brewer gaining access to a secret BMW garage.
The TV star has offered fans a sneak peak into the most recent instalment of the programme and the confidential motor bunker.
He shared a short clip from the spin-off show on his X account with a caption: “This was a life changing treat!!”
In the video, Mike can be seen entering pitch dark premises in an undisclosed location.
When the lights turned on, he exclaimed in delight: “This is mind-blowing. My head is going to explode.”
The BMW garage revealed a series of legendary models from Formula 1 sports cars to collector vehicles.
Various hand-painted motors boasted bright and funky colouring with one vehicle in particular catching the eye of Mike.
The iconic art of world-famous artist Andy Warhol could be found on the exterior of one of the cars, valued at a whopping £50million.
“Andy Warhol got his paintbrush out to create this famous M1,” Mike said in the clip.
He continued: “Okay, now I understand why they need to keep this location secret.”
The show’s fans have flocked to the comments to express their excitement over the secret facility.
One person said: “Heaven.”
Another one added:”Mike ya so deserve this ya put loads of work into making us peeps out here smile so enjoy mate.”
Someone else wrote: “You must love your job.. lucky beggar!!!”
In the last week’s release, Mike, alongside his co-host, Marc ‘Elvis’ Priestley, discovered a worn-out Polski Fiat 126 in Poland.
The episode showcased them them restore the iconic car to its former glory before taking it on a ride on snow-covered roads along with 126 loyal fans.
Wheeler Dealers’ spin-off series is available to fans on Discovery+ following Warner Bros announcement that MotorTrend+ was being discontinued.
The programme documents the team’s global travels, hunting down some of the best and most interesting cars on the planet.
Ahead of the show’s launch, the host unveiled a trailer where he showed off nine iconic motors that the duo attempted to fix up.
In the video, the hosts appear repairing and testing dazzling motors in destinations like France, Italy, Germany, US and Australia.
Although the programme has been well-received by car enthusiasts, its future is still uncertain as it is yet to be renewed for its 28th series.
Wheeler Dealers left hanging in the balance
The iconic duo revealed bosses at Warner Bros and Discovery Channel have not yet green lit further adventures.
However, in a promising update to fans the pair revealed discussions are taking place – and they’ve a book full of ideas on where next to take the beloved show.
Speaking exclusively to The Sun, Elvis said: “I think we both hope there’s going to be more specials and we’re already well into discussions about doing more of this world tour.”
He continued: “We’ve done 10 episodes but there are so many more places we no know this show is hugely popular in parts of the world we can do more.
“There are so many stories, we’ve already fleshed out nearly 20 more stories we can tell so we’re hoping we can do more of this because it’s been a wonderful and as Mike said at the beginning, I think it’s probably the best thing we’ve ever done, the best show we’ve ever made.”
“Not only is it the best show we’ve ever made, but we know we can make it even better, so how about that? That’s kind of exciting for us.
“We’ve come back with this amazing show that we can’t wait for the audience globally to see it.
“But although we’ve now made it and gone around the world doing it, we’ve gone ‘oh well we could have done that a bit better, we could’ve spent a bit more time on this’.”
He concluded: “We know we can improve it next time round.”
Filming the series wasn’t without mishaps either as Mike, 59, and Elvis, 47, revealed they were caught up in a car crash.
Speaking exclusively to The Sun, Mike said: “The only time the camera wasn’t rolling was when he [Elvis] drove through a motorway barrier.
“Not like James Bond by the way, but a motorway barrier came down and he drove through it.”
As Elvis laughingly interjected explaining it was an accident, Mike added: “It was the most funniest thing that ever happened and we didn’t have a camera on it.
“I’m gutted about that, it was very funny.”
Elvis, who joined the beloved motoring series four years ago, has promised even more jaw-dropping hilarious moments from their tour.
He explained: “We’re experiencing things for the first time and out of our comfort zone and when you roll the cameras in those moments you get entertainment.
“None of it is acted, none of it is put on, it’s just genuine and real and that’s what hopefully makes this show so nice.”
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