Quentin Willson, a well-known presenter of the shows Top Gear and Fifth Gear, has died at the age of 68 due to lung cancer.

Quentin Willson, former presenter of the car shows Top Gear and Fifth Gear, has passed away at the age of 68, following a battle with lung cancer, according to a family statement to The Sun. Willson became an iconic figure in the automotive industry in the '90s, being appreciated for his expertise. After leaving television, he focused on journalism, continuing to publish articles about cars. He also participated in the show Strictly Come Dancing, where he received the lowest score in the history of the show. He was an active supporter of consumers, promoting initiatives to equalize car prices and influencing government policy in the area of fuel taxes. Recently, he founded the FairCharge campaign to promote electric vehicles. His family described him as a "national treasure" who brought the joy of motoring into the lives of many.