The Bring-a-Trailer commentators at the end of the article are less than complimentary about the unwashed Jalopnik hordes descending in their midst :)

Almost. It’s pronounced Sel-ee-kah here in the UK, where much of our pronunciation emanates from French. Think the “ee” in “Dijon mustard” - the (half)rule is a French one rather than an English one.

I’m Scottish, and I think James Corden is fantastic. Very funny and also a great comedy writer.

They don’t matter, unless you’re in the UK. The article / comments also mention that it must be destroyed *”or shipped out of the UK”*

The release date was (finally) announced today. Two of my friends have asked me how they can get Amazon Video already.

I’m soooooooooooooooooooo exciiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed!!!

Why do Americans butcher the word “solder” by pronouncing it “sodder”? I’m ok with you dropping the U from colour, and replacing S with Z in recognise, but how can you mispronounce such a straightforward word?

A South African friend of mine told me a story, a few years back, of when he was a kid riding in the back of his dad’s pickup, around jo’burg (unimportant story fact).

Am I alone in wondering why the blame is being placed on Koenigsegg because (paraphrased) the driver was going too fast into the corner, stomped on the brakes and hoped the ABS would sort him out?

Much more eloquent than I could have put it!

Lighten up. Even the most Trumpetal of the Trumpeteers has to realise that it’s all one big joke.

I’m really not sure where to begin on this. Let’s start with the presumably-indisputable facts; this series of Top Gear was shit. Sure, there were some good sections from some of the white presenters, and there were some good sections from some of the non-white presenters.

The video was excellent. It was amazing to see how comfortable the Nissan rep (apologies if that comes across as derogatory - couldn’t think of a better description!) was with the driver.