Jeremy Clarkson fired from BBC/Top Gear

[roguetoaster]

They have a release date, Autumn 2016. Will they make it, who knows as TG was almost always late.

I really hope they do something like 5th Gears team test, would be hilarious. I also hope they can keep the reviews Euro centric as US cars are less interesting.

[TeXJ]

I'd like to see more American cars.

[ThatOneEuroE30]

I'd like to see more American cars.

Why? They are the same hunks of plastic just different badge. They only do the american cars that deserve to be shown and I'm okay with that.

[Exodus_2pt0]

CTS-V episode was awesome.

[TeXJ]

CTS-V episode was awesome.

these kinds of cars. I could care less about seeing a Fiesta on there.

[TeXJ]

Why? They are the same hunks of plastic just different badge. They only do the american cars that deserve to be shown and I'm okay with that.

And you think foreign cars aren't full of plastic either? haha

[ThatOneEuroE30]

And you think foreign cars aren't full of plastic either? haha

When you get into the high end ones no they arent. Not like you see them test driving Toyota yaris or nissan altima

[rturbo 930]

I think just about anything short of a Rolls Royce is gonna have a good amount of plastic in it.

[varg]

Yeah, sit in a brand new S class and try to tell me that only crappy cars are full of plastic. Every car is full of plastic, everything is plastic, it is the 21st century material. Anyone who complains that a certain new car has too much plastic is being stupid, the differences come down to the types of plastic and what they cover it with. That fancy leather on the dash in your favorite teutonic car isn't covering a piece of titanium, and those soft-touch buttons in a new audi look and feel nice now but in 5 years they'll be peeling and looking like crap. Plastic is no longer a symbol of low quality or cheapness. This isn't 1970.

[rturbo 930]

Plastic is no longer a symbol of low quality or cheapness.

Well, it kinda is. It's just really, really common now.