I liked the customer stories from dealership employees as well. These posts are so good they should just be regular occurrences.

I just hope they are accurate with who Enzo was as a person and not just make it a Ferrari circle jerk.

Didn’t Marussia actually deliver a small number of cars?

Would you rather have the Maybach or 8.5 V6 Mustangs?

I have heard so many stories like this I am starting to think taking customer cars is pretty common practice

Love these.

He would previously contracted for it. I am assuming the contract did not say he had to remain in good standing with the BBC so they are letting him do it. I am hoping this is there way of slowly working him back in. It would be nice if him james and richard just went to making films and called it “highest cogwheel”…

Top Gear US needs Jay Leno, Matt Farah, and I would be OK with keeping Rutledge

Clarkson would probably make more money moving to a non state owned network right?

What the actual fuck are they going to make then?

I always wonder how many times the person doesn't actually get fired and they just do that to save a sale

I never understood the "don't come back" thing. First of all you're an employee you can't make that kind of decision. Second, obviously they're not going to come back you just tried to steal $2,000 from them

I feel like it would have to be a Rolls or something to say that....its a Toyota

Just shows carelessness by the staff. Who knows what else they're pouring in the cars

Thats pretty good range!

You mean to tell me all I need to do is work 95 hours a week?!

I just watched it again on youtube. Still looks like they were using manuals. However, counter point: chargers with the interceptor package have a steering column mounted shifters! :)

Interesting. He did not show his work or anything but just referenced the scene.

I believe they somehow acquired chargers with a manual transmission from the police department. Which as far as I know not only don’t exist but cannot exist