Two Ferrari rebodies. One's a v6 the other is a 4 cylinder.

One for each remaining host?

Heh. It's Richard Hammond and Jeremy Clarkson so I guess the suspension is over. It ended with Clarkson ramming Hammond's car and a preview of the next episode in which Clarkson's car "catches" fire.

rerun?

That is an old episode....but still fun to watch

quote Originally posted by Neils88: That is an old episode....but still fun to watch

Yes that is a rerun. I noticed that the dashboard pod on both cars started falling apart as they were driving over washboard roads. Makes me wonder if they loosened the connecting screws.

My channel guide said it was a new episode.Just another reason to hate Dish.

Everything this show does is staged, so I wouldn't be surprised if they heavily doctored the cars.

quote Originally posted by Quad Raider: My channel guide said it was a new episode.Just another reason to hate Dish.

Recent events suggest that new episodes are on hiatus. That could explain the 'air time' being labeled as a new episode & yet it's canned content.

Yes, I referenced Clarkson's suspension in a previous post. I did a search before starting this thread and the most recent mention of Top Gear it found was in 2013. I did a Google search just now and found this:

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quote Originally posted by Quad Raider: Heh. It's Richard Hammond and Jeremy Clarkson so I guess the suspension is over. It ended with Clarkson ramming Hammond's car and a preview of the next episode in which Clarkson's car "catches" fire.

Was the catching on fire part of the act or did a rod actually go through the block?

Spoon

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