Sad that this dvd is the last of the TOP GEAR TEAM as we know them, but yet still a great watch
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Sad that this dvd is the last of the TOP GEAR TEAM as we know them, but yet still a great watch
It's sad how this is the last time this team will be together in Top Gear but it was extremely good watching
It's sad enough that this is it: the last of Top Gear as we know it. That this final season contains some absolute gems – the exact sort of stuff that made you love TG UK in the first place – only makes it even sadder. So many sadface! Why, Jeremy, why- Cold cuts aren't that bad are they-…
Purchase price is worth it for the ‘DIY ambulances’ and ‘Peugeot drivers are useless drivers’ films alone. Also very good is the ‘home-made SUVs’ one.
Top Gear has taken decrepit old cars all over the world, from Bolivia and Botswana to Bristol and just outside of Bristol. The most remarkable thing about these endeavours was that, despite the abuse thrown at them, the knackered old cars generally kept going. But then they would, given they are largely simple and mechanical. But what about the cars of today with their complex electronics and computer radar-guided Bluetooth massaging seats? How would they get on in a harsh, dusty environment?
To find out, Jeremy, Richard and James were told to pick a brand new GT car each and assemble in one of the toughest places on Earth, a place where General Motors once fetched up with a Euro-spec prototype and promptly went back to the drawing board when outback roads made it snap in half.
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