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Well the boys are back on the telly tonight for a new series .
Reports are that they are using a new "Reasonably Priced Car" which is supposed to be a Kia Cee'd diesel.
James May drives a Toyota Hilux up the Icelandic volcano that through out all that ash a while back.

Tootall wrote:Well the boys are back on the telly tonight for a new series .
Reports are that they are using a new "Reasonably Priced Car" which is supposed to be a Kia Cee'd diesel.
James May drives a Toyota Hilux up the Icelandic volcano that through out all that ash a while back.

i'll be watching

I'll be watching and enjoying, but I hope that there is something new - getting a bit fed up of "Reasonably Priced" and challenges which usually result in wrecking what appear to be usable cars....

(Hang on a minute. I'm saying I want change! I'll be calling Marathons Snickers next...... )

I have never been able to watch Top Gear on the TV in France and here in Cairo. All I do from time to time is watch some cuts on Youtube...

Wait for the moaning from the Reliant owners club now

Stabilisers worked quite well, shame he didn't make it waterproof though.

The Reliant Scimitar was a good car. A very very good car.
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Samarkand wrote:I have never been able to watch Top Gear on the TV in France and here in Cairo. All I do from time to time is watch some cuts on Youtube...

cant you just watch them on the BBC iplayer?

no good bolting staibalisers to a plastic wing couldnt see much point in the staged news report though. however, i agree with change. i wasnt particulaly bothered if i missed an episode in the last series, it was just same old, but i must say i quite enjoyed tonites episode. hopefully it wont revert into the programme it was as i dont think i could stand another

"Ooh, i know, lets drive three of the most expensie cars money can buy to somewhere or no real relevance for no apparent reason and make it the main feature in tonights programme

saying that, i couldnt see much point in driving the hilux to the bottom of a volcano to collect a bit of rock, but i suppose it was a little different

RRobson wrote:saying that, i couldnt see much point in driving the hilux to the bottom of a volcano to collect a bit of rock, but i suppose it was a little different

Thought the same

Also thought it was a bit unbelievable when they got it out from under the tarpaulin where it had been "left to rot"

A custom, 4 year old Toyota Hi-Lux? If they don't want it, I'll have it!!!

I do like Top Gear, although they never do a proper car review. But as it's just a car show, I don't expect real life stuff.

RRobson wrote:cant you just watch them on the BBC iplayer?

No, it's restricted.

"Currently BBC iPlayer TV programmes are available to play in the UK only."

James.uk wrote:The Reliant Scimitar was a good car. A very very good car.
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Albeit with a tendency to catch fire . . .

I just sit down and enjoy the show. I don't analyse it, I just enjoy it. Then again I am easily pleased.

ColinB wrote:I just sit down and enjoy the show. I don't analyse it, I just enjoy it. Then again I am easily pleased.

Yup just take it for what it is, the best job in the world, three mates just having a laugh

ColinB wrote:I just sit down and enjoy the show. I don't analyse it, I just enjoy it. Then again I am easily pleased.

me too

starbug2 wrote:

ColinB wrote:I just sit down and enjoy the show. I don't analyse it, I just enjoy it. Then again I am easily pleased.

me too

me three