Posh Pawn - Season 6

James takes a ride around London in an eye-catching supercar, with an aspiring fitness guru who's looking for £80,000. With her eyes on a round-the-world cruise costing £30,000, an adventurous retiree wants to sell a collection of handbags and jewellery. A car enthusiast contacts memorabilia expert Lawrence about a helmet that once belonged to land speed record breaker Donald Campbell, and James faces a dilemma when he gets an offer for one of his favourite impulse buys.

James enjoys a tipple from an unusual £75,000 fire engine bar; memorabilia expert Lawrence is presented with an autograph collection that could be worth £20,000; and a former model wants sell some designer bags to finance the renovation of her house and her body.

Prestige Pawnbrokers boss James turns heads for all the wrong reasons in Marbella when he gets behind the wheel of a Ferrari California whose owner wants ú100,000. Designer handbag expert Claudia evaluates a former The Price Is Right model's extensive bag collection, while memorabilia expert Lawrence has to find a buyer for 14 pieces of boxing memorabilia; can James resist getting involved when he's over 3000 miles away?

James is armed and dangerous in an army tank that a military vehicle enthusiast hopes to sell for £30,000, to fund the family trip of a lifetime. Designer handbag expert Claudia meets a man about town who wants to upgrade his Hermes Birkin bag, and James brushes up on his history when he's presented with a sultan's sword.

James reluctantly takes to the skies in a plane with folding wings. Ex Big Brother housemate Chelsea Singh wants to borrow £50,000 against his beloved Bentley.

At Silverstone, James test drives a high-performance motorbike that's on sale for £35,000. Designer handbag expert Claudia meets 'human Ken doll' Rodrigo Alves who's selling his designer luggage and watches so that he can learn to drive. And memorabilia expert Lawrence appraises a guitar owned by Alvin Stardust's widow that's signed by music legends including The Beatles and The Rolling Stones.

James gets stopped in his tracks test driving a £30,000 Radical racing car. Memorabilia expert Lawrence deals with an intriguing enquiry about a piece of pop art. Handbag expert Claudia is moved to tears by a client with an emotional story. And James also values a tiara belonging to a martial arts fan, which could be worth £40,000.