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1994: SECRETS of the COMPANY CAR MEN | From A to B: Tales of Modern Motoring | BBC Archive
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45:53Now PlayingA to B: Over the Moon With the Cavalier takes a candid and wryly comic look at company car drivers - a group of motorists for whom their car is not merely a means of transport, but a reflection of their status and proof of their position within the company.
This fly-on-the-wall, observational documentary spends time alongside seven company car owners as they travel the length and breadth of the country. On their journey, they reflect on how they feel about their company car, what their current model of company car says about them, and what they think of other cars and drivers. They also let us in on some of the secrets of the company car community - from scandalous tales of "de-badging", the importance of 'i', and what you can glean from your fellow drivers' coathangers...
NB: While this programme was originally broadcast in a letterboxed 4x3 format, we have uploaded it in 16x9, to better reflect its cinematic aspirations.
Clip taken from From A to B: Tales of Modern Motoring, originally broadcast on BBC Two, Friday 8 April, 1994.
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