..... Er, whatever he says isn't actually meant to be serious.
Plus, he is pandering to the society of always wanting the newest, brightest, better things.
So it was more of an observation that the car he was driving, wouldn't really have been that impressive in comparison to the best in class, which DID have electronically adjustable side mirrors. Additionally, he did say that instead of spending that amount of money (6,500 quid from what I remember) on a new car that was very basic and very sparse, it would be better to buy a used car that has been looked after (but not the mega expensive ones that Jezza and Hammy brought!) as you would get a higher trim level and a better driving experience.
That was the whole thing of that section of Top Gear. Don't spend the money on the cheapest, newest car. Spend it on a used car that is a few years old to get a better deal!
I am quite surprised you didn't notice that.
Plus, he is pandering to the society of always wanting the newest, brightest, better things.
So it was more of an observation that the car he was driving, wouldn't really have been that impressive in comparison to the best in class, which DID have electronically adjustable side mirrors. Additionally, he did say that instead of spending that amount of money (6,500 quid from what I remember) on a new car that was very basic and very sparse, it would be better to buy a used car that has been looked after (but not the mega expensive ones that Jezza and Hammy brought!) as you would get a higher trim level and a better driving experience.
That was the whole thing of that section of Top Gear. Don't spend the money on the cheapest, newest car. Spend it on a used car that is a few years old to get a better deal!
I am quite surprised you didn't notice that.