How does top gear get away with torturing high end supercars?

I am an avid watcher of Top Gear and basically every review of a supercar, such as a pagani, koenigsegg, ferrari, lambo etc... they burn rubber, go sideways, do weird stuff with the cars etc to make a point. Don't the car makers get kinda mad when they lend a supercar to them and top gear shreds expensive tires, rolls them into the field if they brake too late etc..? Or does the BBC pay the auto maker for the damages?|||Those are media cars, destined from birth to be destroyed by ham-fisted, lead-footed journalists the world over. And for a show with 250 million viewers worldwide, most companies will make the sacrifice.