Top Gear
#21
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I must be the Black Sheep. The Red Headed Stepchild. The Ogar. Cinderfella. I like Tanner, Adam and Rutledge. I always get a laugh. Remember that show "101 cars you must drive", or something like that on the Speed Channel a few years ago? There was a show Tanner did during that time. Something about testing high end or exotic vehicles in everyday situations, taking a Hot Chick on a date, then went to the drag strip to challenge someone. Even THAT show, I liked, to a point.
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#23
Fast Driver Slow Truck
i'll have to try and find this one. my kiddo will love it. top gear is his new favorite show, I'm just glad its not spongebob or Thomas the train for the time being.
my all time favorite episode is the Toyota truck from season 3. they beat the heck out of that thing. probably single handedly doubled the resale value of those trucks.
my all time favorite episode is the Toyota truck from season 3. they beat the heck out of that thing. probably single handedly doubled the resale value of those trucks.
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I'm surprised that they actually loved the trucks! I thought they'd think they were rubbish but they said the only reason they wouldn't buy one is because they would be too wide for Britain's roads, and that at a red light someone could just run up and steal whatever they had in the back.
As far as I'm concerned an F-150 is no wider than a Range Rover and they make bed covers for the other thing! If I lived in the UK I'd import one.
As far as I'm concerned an F-150 is no wider than a Range Rover and they make bed covers for the other thing! If I lived in the UK I'd import one.
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So many great episodes, the yearly "Christmas specials" are great though they've become really obviously scripted (maybe on purpose) anytime they build a better idea car I am dying of laughter!
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HstephenG (03-02-2015)
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Plus gas (or petrol, if you prefer) by my rough calculations is the equivalent of $6.22 a gallon over there. In 3 weeks in England and Ireland, which included approximately 5-600 miles on public roads and two major motorsports events, I saw exactly one F150. And it looked HUGE.