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Thanks for that info. Episode 04x05 8m00 in the episode

That's Bentley Rhythm Ace - Mind That Gap innit?

Wow. TIL

9m30 in the episode

The presenters talked about a Jag that had an option for extra rear legroom. Then one of them made a crack about Hammond. When was that?

Was season 1 ever released on Blu-ray? I can only find the DVD for sale.

I agree. They have improved, without question, but it's still very awkward. I think it was most evident at the beginning when they set up the segment. They were clearly looking at each other, pausing, and waiting for their cue. Nevertheless I still like this show.

Much better. What I loved most about this episode was the drift challenge. I didn't love it because it was the most entertaining, but because it was the most original. It's similar to Jeremy talking the man around the UK track, yes. But if this segment is similar, the others are carbon copies.

I'm impressed and interested by this, but I do not want wood wrapped steering wheels. I've never liked wood as a signal of luxury.

I've a question about the car tags. What's with those anagrams? LIAR 48R and GOSH 299 and CUNT 131 aren't very clever when you have those extra letters and numbers. Is there a law that car tags in England have to use up seven spaces?

Lawsuit in 3... 2... 1...

How common is it to sell your car to a pawn shop? I would assume you'd get a crappy deal.

Oh lord I was so stoked about this until I re-read it and realized it was just an idea. But I want it to be real!

I'm sure the GT-R will work for a technophobe.

Some categories make no sense: Compact Executive: You're an executive, so why do you want a cramped luxury sedan? Mini MPV: Move lots of people; don't cram them into a clown car. City car / supermini: Oh come on, there aren't any cars in this segment. There are merely enclosed golf carts. :P

Yeah but the story wouldn't get as many views if it were called I Sold Everything and Still Went Into More Debt Than Most Mortgages, and All I Got Was A Broken Lamborghini.

How do speeding laws work in Germany?

I do the same thing. I'll see an A4 and think "You don't see too many A6s around here" before I realize it's an A4.

Signs: 19/20 What is a reverse curve? Situations: 17/20

Apart from the added weight, I like this trend. But then I live in America, where our roads fit cars and not carriages. :P