Quentin Willson, RIP

[poo at Paul's]

Poor guys passed away and at no aged nowadays after a battle with lung cancer.
Always quite liked him on the telly tbh.

[LHRFlightman]

Oh that's very sad. RIP

[Nickp82]

Sad to hear this

[butchstewie]

That is a shame I liked him and he still used to pop up a lot on radio shows about motoring stuff

[king arthur]

Well I didn't see that one coming. RIP.

[BigMon]

That is very sad. He did a talk once at an awards ceremony I went to and was very entertaining.

RIP Count Quentula.

[RammyMP]

Always liked him on the TV. RIP.

[RECr]

Sad news. Always thought he was a good foil to Clarkson and Needell back in the day.

[moorx]

RammyMP said:

Always liked him on the TV. RIP.

Me too. Very sorry to hear this. RIP.

[williamp]

oh thats sad. RIP

Loved his "The cars the star" from the 90s too

[itcaptainslow]

Sad to hear - loved watching Top Gear growing up in the 90's, and reading his features on car buying in the mag.

[Levin]

I always liked Quentin as a presenter.

[WrekinCrew]

Would be respectful to spell his name correctly.

[swisstoni]

Sorry to hear that. He always seemed to have his head screwed on about car buying and passed on his wisdom to the punters.

[macron]

68, no age at all, gutting, one of the greats from when broadcasting was simple. You knew exactly where you were with him...

Oh, and two L's in Willson.

Edited by macron on Saturday 8th November 16:46

[RESSE]

That is sad news.

I liked his presentation style and his common sense approach.

RIP.

[A500leroy]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=g-zD55PRBp4

My favourite video for some strange reason of his Top Gear days.

[Riley Blue]

Sad news, I met him several times over the years at various car launches and motoring events. He was always polite, good humoured and willing to pass the time of day.

[Spare tyre]

Riley Blue said:

Sad news, I met him several times over the years at various car launches and motoring events. He was always polite, good humoured and willing to pass the time of day.

Same, end of an era, younger than my dad, sad

[Pistom]

He did a lot more for UK motoring than many realise.

Sad to hear he's gone.