Car Vs Wild

I only watched the first episode. I often like to track on google maps where these adventurers are going through. During the episode, they were careful enough not to show a precise route, and didn't even care to indicate what the finish point was. Just some beach where "nobody had driven to before them". They mention starting from San Felipe, Baja California, driving south to Sierra Santa Isabel, and then east, to the the Sea of Cortez / Gulf of California. Total distance is about 100kms. As it happens, their final destination can't be more then just 3 or 4 kms away from the Federal Highway 5 that follows the east coast of the Baja California. So, although it might be possible that no one has ever driven on that beach before them, there's a good reason for that. You can drive along the road and then hike to the sea. And if you want to go to the mountains, you could also go there, even with your car. But driving across desert and mountains to reach a beach, when you could drive down the road, because you want to pretend you're reaching some spectacular, secluded place is just dumb!

During episode one, we get to see the 2 hosts use a winch and climbing-rope, to lower a Jeep. Hosts climb next to the steel-winch-cable, so on the way up they show the viewer how they expose themselves to getting legs cut off if the winch fails.

And at the top, one host stands in the line of fire while manually lowering the car. An excellent position to risk decapitation!

If this was an American show, I'm sure any competent person would have stopped this from airing due to liability.

Besides some other factual errors, which I don't believe an experienced off-roader would have missed, the show could have been better if it wasn't trying too hard to be "cool" and exaggerating so much.