The Grand Tour without Jezza/Hamster/Slow will be a pointless failure, just like every incarnation of Top Gear without them has been. The BBC could have possibly put together a good version with some of the people from other various attempts (e.g. Matt LeBlanc, Chris Harris, and Sabine Schmitz (RIP) could have been…

James May is fine.

Cool story, bro.

Cant wait to order one off of Amazon Warehouse Deals.

Sorry Owen. The guy wanted an automatic and the Focus ST has a six speed manual so that disqualifies it. 

Yes, Romaine is too floppy, except for that big dumb vein in the middle.  Also, glad that the spring mix fad has passed.

Mark McCann was a dead loss over these 3-4 episodes. Might as well not have been there.

And yet, here you are.  Clicking the article and commenting on it, adding to two metrics that ensure more of these articles.

I feel one important car that was overlooked was the Toyota Rav4.

Stick to sports.

Ahem: “Is it car-related? Not at all. It is, however, plane-related, or at the very least plane-adjacent, and we write about plane stuff all the time. So why should this be any different?”

It’s a real mystery.

Yes, when I have a flat tire, it’s always with a pre-production car that I abandon and cover with a tarp.

I loved the early seasons with Benny Hill, Margaret Rutherford and Field Marshal Montgomery.

Yeah I have never worked anywhere with an actual shower.

Who else kept hearing Mona Lisa Vito describing the Pontiac Tempest and the Buick Skylark while reading this article?

Your coworkers disagree sweaty boi.

Chili with beans is called soup. It’s not bad, it’s just not chili. Born and raised Texan.

Yep, saw the article title, ran in here to see if I needed to defend Oscar, and am delighted to see I’m not alone.