How Do They Do It?

The programme shows how they construct one of the world’s most exclusive luxury cars, revealing the steps involved in its creation. It also demonstrates how they design a referee’s whistle that is loud enough to be heard above a crowd of 50,000 screaming fans.

Bufori Cars, Sports Whistles is a programme presented as an episode that takes a behind‑the‑scenes look at two seemingly unrelated but equally specialised productions. It falls under the genre of an episode‑style documentary, focusing on the intricate work that goes into creating high‑end items. The show pulls together the worlds of ultra‑luxury automotive design and the noisy world of sport officiating. The first part of the episode asks how a manufacturer manages to build one of the world’s most exclusive luxury cars. It follows the steps involved in crafting a vehicle that sits at the very top of the market, highlighting the precision and attention to detail required. The second segment shifts to sport, asking how a referee’s whistle can be engineered to cut through the roar of 50,000 screaming fans, ensuring its sound is unmistakable. Throughout the broadcast, the programme walks viewers through the specific techniques and engineering solutions used in both cases. By juxtaposing the meticulous hand‑crafting of a high‑end automobile with the acoustic engineering behind a whistle, the episode shows how specialised knowledge can meet extreme performance demands. It's a clear picture of the craftsmanship and technical know‑how that make these two products stand out in their respective fields.