Yes it does. Is not uncommon in country Australia to drive through a locust swam, and they get stuck on your radiator and in the engine bay gumming up components. Very wise to clean them out before you’re 500km from civilization overheating in 40C.

Yeah i just bought a Cavalier for $600 for a beater to trash over summer. And in hindsight $600 was too much, even if it’s inspected through the end of the year and the AC is ice cold...

Bus rides in Guatemala are mad. The drivers thrash these old buses like it was a track-day rental, lurching through mountain passes, crunching through gears, losing bags along the way.

Certainly won’t question anyone else’s automotive preferences, or any preference for that matter. And if you strive with conviction to own a 1986 Chrysler LeBaron Convertible then you go for it! Realize your dreams!!

“as reported by questionable British tabloid The Sun”

I love these cars but the rare nature of there here in the US causes the price to be wrong. Plus you’re talking 80's tuning parts and specs for the price of a decent WRX - other 4cyl AWD turbo. For that price import your own Mazda Familia GTX from AUSTRALIA!!!

“First find the stretch of beach that appeals to you...”

Straya

Ming Na Wen is Chinese (by decent), which i would think the Japanese would have more of a problem with.

Coming in a bit late to this discussion - i imported an R32 Skyline to Australia back in 2005, under what was then the 15 year old rule. Why they abolished that rule and the joy i got from this car are two separate novels, but the process of customs for imported vehicles is what i want to mention here.

Yes but the stereotypical Camry drivers are just a hazard on the road and should be banned. I often ask them [screaming] “did you cut out your license from the back of a cereal box?!”

Ah filmed up the hill from where i used to live! Great car, great place to live.

Yes, satirical comment only, implying that wouldn’t it be good if the non-car peron’s car-loving advisers could game the system and make the non-car person have the least impact as possible.

Here ya go. Now stay the fudge off the road

The only thing less fun that driving a fast car slow is driving a slow car not so fast because you paid too much for it.

My missus always drove manual trans cars (before we moved to NYC and no longer have a car) and a lot of the time in heels. One of the many things that makes her sexy (the heels and the ability to drive manual).

Just occurred to me that the hardest part about joining Top Gear for LeBlanc must have been leaving sunny California for fvck-you-weather Britain...

“ which they pronounce “eh-spahs””

The Maserati Quattroporte shows the world you’ve made it so good that you can afford to have a car that may catch on fire any second, and you can afford to save yourself and repair the vehicle indefinitely...

I know it’s stating the obvious but in typical tea-party fashion they’ve obviously got their facts skewed: