Jay investigates supercars in the Season 2 premiere, which features a ride in Robert Herjavec's Lamborghini; Nick Cannon's explanation for driving at low speeds in his Ferrari; and a test of Alonzo Bodden's knowledge of cars. Also: a look at a Koenigsegg sports car. Written by anonymous

Jay Leno explores the cars behind the world's most powerful crime-fighters. He practices high-speed maneuvers with the LAPD, plays superhero for the day in a Batmobile, talks Ghostbusters and Blues Brothers with gearhead Dan Aykroyd, and takes an explosive ride in a military MRAP. Through these adventures, he discovers how a vehicle can define, protect, and empower a crime-fighter.

Two-wheel stunt driving; the three-wheel iRoad vehicle. Also: A ride in the Hemi Under Glass; snowmobiling with X Games medalist Doug Henry.

Jay goes against laws of safety, traffic, and design to understand the minds of automotive anarchists. He joins a Mad-Max inspired car culture, dives head first into the risky world of side car racing, and wows crowds in a massive monster truck...all to discover why rule-breakers might just have the most fun.

Jay Leno meets with fellow gearheads in an effort to find the essence of cool. He takes a motorcycle road trip with the rock legend Anthony Kiedis, learns how to drive like James Bond with stuntman Ben Collins, and cruises through the Hollywood Hills with his own personal icon, jazzman Herbie Hancock. Through these encounters, Jay discovers that thereâ€TMs nothing cooler than doing (and driving) exactly what you love, no matter what others say.

Jay faces off against his old friend and rival, Tim Allen, in a Camry with 800 horsepower; meets a man who turns rust-buckets into race-worthy works of art; cruises with David Spade and goes head-to-head against a jet-powered ex-Mennonite. Written by anonymous

Jay Leno explores the deep emotional connection people have with their vehicles. He meets one of Joe Biden's greatest loves... a 1967 Corvette; then sets up a once-in-a-lifetime race between the Vice President and Colin Powell. Jay also takes a sentimental ride with champion wrestler Bill Goldberg, goes camping with VW Bus collector and comedian Gabriel Fluffy Iglesias, and hits the racetrack with a premiere Ferrari collector who has a powerful backstory. Through these encounters, he discovers just how much a car can mean to its owner.

Jay Leno dives deep into the world of unrestored classic cars and the passionate collectors who pay big bucks for them. Jay and Jerry Seinfeld take a look at three of Jerry's Porsches and ride in one with some serious history. Then Jay and his gearhead buddy Patrick Dempsey burn some rubber in vintage racecar for the road before he heads to Las Vegas to meet a quirky collector who owns thirty-three 1941 Cadillacs! Jay also drives some of his own unrestored vehicles-and discusses what makes these mobile time capsules so special.

Jay Leno rides in rock legend Sammy Hagar's I Can't Drive 55 Ferrari; visits Brad Paisley's tour bus; plays dress up in the iconic Liberace Zimmer; and chauffeurs car lover and pop legend Kelly Rowland in a million dollar vintage Bentley. Written by anonymous

Jay Leno puts Joey Logano into a 1960s race car; talks Corvettes with Caitlyn Jenner and Kendall Jenner; explores autonomous driving in a Tesla and 1956 Firebird; and meets a high school teen that designs a new type of solar race cars. Written by anonymous

In this episode, Jay Leno experiments with cars and water. He and comedian pal Jeff Dunham race the fastest amphibious cars on the market, then Jay hits the high seas in a massive Navy hovercraft, fights fire with a vintage steam truck, and drives a wet race course wearing a drunk-simulation suit - all to explore the powerful, wacky, and sometimes dangerous ways water affects vehicles.

Jay Leno explores how outer space has influenced car design, technology, culture, and our imagination. He and astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson head to Edwards Air Force Base to get an education in going fast - like, three times the speed of sound fast. Then he meets up with pop culture historian Charles Phoenix to discuss space's influence on design, drives the $2.5 billion Mars Rover, and challenges pal Tim Allen to a game of Stump a Car Nerd, all to discover why space is so important to the automobiles of today.