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Surprised/Gutted we Didn't see the Huayra This season .Too soon for a review Perhaps

Yeah, there was a feature in the latest Top Gear magazine where they got a ride in a prototype Huayra/Vomit Noise. I think it mentioned that it wouldn't be ready until 2013.

Anyway, I'm currently watching a Best Of on Dave. The one with £10k Italian Supercars, Mazda Vs. Dog and Range Rover Sport Vs. Challenger Tank. Average episode really.

I find it a shame that they seem to have stopped doing their epic races. The last one I think was Nissan GT-R Vs. Bullet Train, and that was back in 2008.
 
I find it a shame that they seem to have stopped doing their epic races. The last one I think was Nissan GT-R Vs. Bullet Train, and that was back in 2008.
I have to agree. I wonder what car they (as in Jeremy) would choose now-a-days though & what Hammond & May would travel by.
 
Just found this on the Top Gear website. :lol:

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Hi guys. Does anyone know where I can find all the old Top Gear (1977-1999)? I would really like to watch the old episodes
 
Youtube? Include the names William Woollard, Chris Goffey, Quentin Wilson or Tony Mason and a few clips should turn up. You probably won't find whole episodes though.
 
I have watched a few clips on youtube but I'm looking for something more complete, not just a few clips here and there. But thanks for the reply:)
 
Basically that's what old Top Gear was though. Old WW would just introduce clips, whilst waving his hands in an annoying manner, for the whole show. There wasn't a thread through the whole episode or anything like that.
 
Yes I knew it existed before this recent incarnation.

EDIT: sorry for that last link, there's only one episode of top gear pre 2002, didnt read it properly before posting it.
 
I liked old Top Gear; practical advice and casually informative.

By extension, anything by Jeremy Clarkson in the 1990s was good, before he became an international, delibrately controversial marmite figure. He seems to find it hard sometimes to not be in character in front of a camera on other shows. Could you imagine how vastly different Motorworld, Inventions That Changed The World and Extreme Machines would be if they were made by him today?
 
Fancy a bobby that shares a face with Jeremy Clarkson? One child and his family who are sick of speedy drivers in Northumberland erected this fake cop that shares the likeness of the Top Gear host in an attempt to slow down traffic that comes complete with a blow dryer as a stand in for a radar gun to get drivers to observe the 30 MPH speed limit.

Surprisingly, it works.

Here is the fake cop:

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Fancy a bobby that shares a face with Jeremy Clarkson? One child and his family who are sick of speedy drivers in Northumberland erected this fake cop that shares the likeness of the Top Gear host in an attempt to slow down traffic that comes complete with a blow dryer as a stand in for a radar gun to get drivers to observe the 30 MPH speed limit.

Surprisingly, it works.

Here is the fake cop:

JCScarecrow.jpg

It looks like something out of Shaun of the Dead. :lol:
 
Basically that's what old Top Gear was though. Old WW would just introduce clips, whilst waving his hands in an annoying manner, for the whole show. There wasn't a thread through the whole episode or anything like that.

WW would always end the show with "Drive safely".
 
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