Oh, yes it will. They continue to employee the same mastermind directors, editors, and other crucial figures who contributed to the show's special character. It would have ended regardless when they reached an old age, or they may have decided to not renew with BBC anyway. Either way, the BBC will get their worth from…

He was part of the team, yes. BUT, I'm still waiting for the day someone makes a movie about an alternate universe where the Daimler-Benz design was coveted instead. They are amazing.

I'm always for something such as this; that which brings the huge tradition and love of these vehicles of the people to modern audiences is something special. Everyone was influenced by Porsche's timeless design at some point.

Actually, Ford held ownership until about 2007. They still have less than 10% stake. That's part of the joke...

What's next? Are they going to sue Ford?

The 90s models were the absolute worst.

I bet you'll get back and it'll have 200 more miles on it than before, haha.

I was about to say something similar; although mine has never had any issue with the Parktronic system whatsoever.

This argument is over-generalized. It's a Land Rover. That's like saying it's a Lucas.

Yeah, after the trip into the tree, the passengers will take a flying trip out of their fake vehicle, bypassing their fake seatbelts.

I know it is. They already have a production version virtually completed. The concept was created after the production version.

You don't have to.

There will be a production model. In fact, it's basically fully completed.

Well... that was predictable.

That's okee, friend.

Yes, but then consider the time spent in assembly.

It wasn't the first.

The resurrection of the 540 Streamliner. One of the most beautifully executed movies I've seen.

It's $4,000. Most nice golf-carts cost around that.

This Zamboni with a propane conversion. I love how you changed the color to blue, haha.