Is there a V6? I thought it was the V8 or Ecotec Turbo 4.

Over 180000 new cars registered last year in the UK. Year one firgures for the Mustang look pretty good, yr 2 & 3 will be more indicative of it’s long term success. Right now it’s very much a novelty.

Doesn’t surprise me but the market in Aus is probably very similar to the US. The UK roads are significantly smaller and gas is much more expensive than it is in the US.

I’m intrigued as to how well it will sell. The V8 is obviously the one that will attract most people but how many will be able to afford to run it with the significantly higher cost of fuel?

It has to be different but familiar. To copy the other three would doom it to failure. TG US was terrible when it tried to be a carbon copy, when they moved away from doing exactly what the UK show did, the quality improved. Not to the same level but still very watchable.

He runs huge car fesitvals in the UK and has a personal collection of Ferrari’s that included a 250 GT California and a 250 GTO. He’s quite the petrolhead and one of the best presenters in the UK. He, like Clarkson, is very much a love/hate personality.

Lets not forget that the BBC are responsible for Dancing with the Stars, Fame Academy & Mrs Brown’s Boys.

Was just about to post about El Dorado

Watch the original Top Gear with Clarkson, that’s closer to what I’m guessing he is like in real life. He has been playing a caricature of himself on the 00's version of TG that became more and more distanced from the real Clarkson.

Just ‘The Times’, not of London..........and its a magazine supplement that comes with the newspaper

I have the F40, Mini & VW Camper

Your average Westminster Coucillor probably still calls Zimbabwe Rhodesia and Sri Lanka Ceylon. They probably asked what a Ken Block was.

He was the highest paid TV presenter in the 90's and then moved to host the most popular national radio show and has been focused on radio for a while. It’s not like he dropped off TV because he wasn’t any good, he chose to move to do the Breakfast Show on BBC Radio 1.

I would think most of the British public couldn’t careless. The cenotaph is on a main road in London, has heavy traffic passing all day everyday. The ultra-posh BBC hating Conservative Westminster Council are just continuing the hate BBC mantra.

We are talking theme park bumper cars here, not F1

The headline is painful to both my eyes and my brain

Yes it does

That’s a whole lot of red..........super simple and easy, turn signal is a different colour, you see it flashing away and your brain immediately knows what is going on.

Red turn signals could be someone touching their brakes. Amber ones are definitely turn signals, no potential for confusion.

I know someone who isn’t after a high speed crash involving a Lyft driver who had no insurance.