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just rewatching some... ep 6 season 4, Hammond's test of the then new 3-series, at 31:57, he gets passed by a Ford Mustang, just stood out to me watching it just now. Mustangs in Englang?!?
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Yep, you can ask a Ford dealer to ship one in. I've seen a fair few.
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Grey imports as well. Though people tend to import the automatic V6 models, just because they're cheaper to buy and they're not after the performance in most cases.
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There are a couple of Mustang's within a few hundred metres of where I live.
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I'm in England (east midlands) and I have never even seen a mustang as far as I remember.
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I saw (a non local) one about 3 hours ago. Considering that I've spent the past 2 and a half hours watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer, it's fairly easy to establish that the last time I saw one was when I last went outside. I guess they vary in how common they are throughout the country.
You see a lot of Corvettes around Peterborough.
You see a lot of Corvettes around Peterborough.
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I see them every once I a while. There's a guy near me with a Ford Thunderbird too.
You have taste.
You have taste.
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I also saw five Porsche Boxsters drive past in a row earlier today. I have no idea.
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I'm from East midlands too.
I've seen probably 2-3 modern ones, but this one was the best.
I think they're on a World tour of Top Gear Live at the moment (they've recently been to Barbados, Italy and Russia). I'd guess if the bulk of the next series has been filmed then they can air it after the tour as only the studio filming would need to be done and that's done on Wednesday's before an episode goes out.
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I was watching Top Gear The Perfect Road Trip the other day. Throughout their trip, Richard refuses to eat everything that is delicious except for maybe a bag of crips and the nastiest hot dog that I've ever seen. In Italy and France of all the places in the world.
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Taking this thread back to Top Gear...I'm excited for the new season on BBC America! (In Alabama, not many choices for that here XD).
But why does that channel play Star Trek episodes so much?
But why does that channel play Star Trek episodes so much?
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Because Star Trek is best show.
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Some terrible news for non uk fans http://jalopnik.com/worlds-best-pla...ource=jalopnik_facebook&utm_medium=socialflow 
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Ah the Daily Fail, where coincidence doesn't exist and everything Top Gear related gets the blame.
Considering I saw an story from them awhile back about a celebrity from a show which next to no people care about dodging a PUDDLE,
I get the impression they are clutching at straws for stories.
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The more bad press they get, the better, I say! Helps to keep their bad-boys image going! Well, Clarkson's bad-boy image anyways. If I don't feel like he's insulted at least 1/3 of the world by the time an episode's over, I'm a bit disappointed.
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You need to stop watching Top Gear then.
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Hmmm... just hung out with the guys from Mongoose Motorsports today. They built 9 of their Corvettes for Fast Five, and were happy 6 of them were destroyed in the filming, because they got to build and sell more cars. I imagine Peugeot doesn't mind Top Gear buying and wrecking their cars for entertainment value, not sure why you would.
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They're obviously trying to inspire someone to complain to the BBC in accordance with their "724 complaints are fine, but we draw the line at 725" policy and get Clarkson fired, and they would be thoroughly pleased with themselves for bringing it about.
It's strange that for toilet paper with such a conservative readership, they seem to resent the very existence of the least politically-correct man in Britain. You'd think they'd treat him as a national treasure.
It's strange that for toilet paper with such a conservative readership, they seem to resent the very existence of the least politically-correct man in Britain. You'd think they'd treat him as a national treasure.
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