Beloved British television presenter and motoring journalist Quentin Willson has passed away at the age of sixty-eight after a brief battle with lung cancer. Known for his roles on Top Gear, Fifth Gear, and The Classic Car Show, Willson shaped the landscape of automotive broadcasting with intelligence, wit, and integrity.
From his early days as a car dealer to becoming a national campaigner for fair fuel pricing, his journey reflected passion, purpose, and courage. As the original Top Gear co-host with Jeremy Clarkson, he balanced sharp humor with deep automotive insight, winning the respect of millions.
Beyond television, Willson wrote ten books, was named Motoring Writer of the Year, and changed UK fuel policy through his decade-long work with FairFuelUK. His influence extended beyond cars — he stood for fairness, knowledge, and truth.
Fans remember him as kind, calm, and endlessly knowledgeable — a man who turned a lifelong love of cars into a legacy that will never be forgotten.
Rest in peace, Quentin Willson (1957–2025).
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