indianajohn
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- May 24, 2006
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I agree on the reviews of cheaper cars. Having only supercars IS getting a bit boring, which seems a terrible shame. And why is there never news about cars in the news?
I do think this was a good episode, and a step in the right direction. The segments were much more like it, but still, the point remains. Old Top Gear was better.
By the end of series 6, you'd have seen road tests of pretty much everything you can buy. How many new cars have come along since then and been neglected? Most of them.
Next week is the Africa special, which means another hour of valuable Top Gear time without a single review. Having a Veyron, a 599 and a Roller in the same episode is a bit silly, would've preferred to see a cheaper car in the mix, have one spectacular car per show like they used to do, even if it's "just" a Golf GTI.
What I don't understand is that they have the perfect formula already. It's called Season 6. Why don't they just go back to that rather than hunting for a new solution?
I DID enjoy this episode, but it's far from the best ever.
I do think this was a good episode, and a step in the right direction. The segments were much more like it, but still, the point remains. Old Top Gear was better.
By the end of series 6, you'd have seen road tests of pretty much everything you can buy. How many new cars have come along since then and been neglected? Most of them.
Next week is the Africa special, which means another hour of valuable Top Gear time without a single review. Having a Veyron, a 599 and a Roller in the same episode is a bit silly, would've preferred to see a cheaper car in the mix, have one spectacular car per show like they used to do, even if it's "just" a Golf GTI.
What I don't understand is that they have the perfect formula already. It's called Season 6. Why don't they just go back to that rather than hunting for a new solution?
I DID enjoy this episode, but it's far from the best ever.