Clarkson is fluent in hyperbole.

If anything has ever needed the "Deal With It" .GIF treatment, this is it!

I can't even imagine how a bad strut would affect you guys out there, especially on some of the back sections of Sturtevant Pond. We drove most of the stage on the way out to pick up debris and caution tape, and much of the earlier sections were worse than ATV trails!

Ah, Steven Harrell it is! Nice work, you and Rory were looking good out there!

A photo, my good sir / madam!

Just wanted to say that I was at New England Forest Rally, nice work out there last weekend!

At least the owner was being a good sport about it!

At least he's more coherent this live version.

Ignoring the rust, it would be a really nice price for an extremely rare van. In a perfect world, I'd fix it up and it would make the best Stage Rally crew van in history!

Unless the guy is a real psycho and is going to put a magazine of bullets through the first silver S2000 he sees, I think you would be fine. You'd think if the guy was out for revenge, he would want to identify the guy first to make sure. The S2000 is a fairly uncommon car, but still.

Plus they must all be driving with "donut" spare tires on all four corners of the car.

I was considering one of these despite my disdain for car payments, but since the AWD is only available with automatic (at the time, perhaps this was corrected in the latest version?), I decided against it.

Thank you!

Indefinitely. I've already had this car apart completely to restore it. It's currently my daily driver / weekend race car. To keep it indefinitely, however, I have had to buy a "B14" 200SX SE-R that I will now drive in the New England winters to save this rare B13 SE-R from rusting away.

Got to love how certain figures are above the law, to the point that an officer can be fired just for doing his job properly.

Same reason that people would mount cameras on / inside their cars. Either to use as evidence in an accident (Use in Russia is extremely high due to rampant insurance fraud), or in a recreational motorcyclist's case, perhaps just to record a good ride! Usually just to have in the event of an incident on the road.

Watch the rate of the reflectors passing on the left and let me know what you think. Just before the rider turns, there is a two-second gap between the reflectors. Then, when the rider turns to face the driver, the car can be seen increasing speed. This also correlates with the startled reaction of the motorcycle…

I always see Dodge Caravans with a dent in one corner of its rear bumper. Always just one corner.

I know a man that I have never personally seen driving on the road, but I know him well enough to see that he has failed the game of life. He drives a Yaris.