Thread: Top Gear Australia

I hope you are right if you think the show will pick up.

For now though it was utter crap.
Holden versus Ford.
Big deal. Both are US companies.

There really is no Auusie car.

Anyway, lets see what happens.

Still crap though.

Originally Posted by big guy

I hope you are right if you think the show will pick up.

For now though it was utter crap.
Holden versus Ford.
Big deal. Both are US companies.

There really is no Auusie car.

Anyway, lets see what happens.

Still crap though.

Sounds like they could never have got it right then.

To some extend I guess thats right.

We had pre-conceived ideas and basically nothing could have lived up to the hipe, especially what they served up at the 1st show.

I recorded it, but still haven't watched it yet. My eldest daughter (a Top Gear fan) has told me not to waste an hour of my life, so she's obviously not impressed. I will however try to watch over the weekend.


Martyn

I thought it was very forced but has potential.

Well, no-one has commented on the 2nd episode of TGA. Maybe that means no-one watched it.

I saw it and although I did defend it last week I have come to this conclusion. "I like the way it is put together and the segments and the contents....I just dont like all 3 presenters"

I enjoyed tonights episode but the short dude (steve) is trying to hard. I liked the mine challenge a good unique idea.

Well after Warren's comments about Tata and the Defender we are all going to cop it from the Land Rover knockers tomorrow at work.

I think they could ditch the other 2 and it wouldn't matter.

Also a CAT793 is about $4M so if you do the sums as per their little test... it works out a 0.39c which was worse than any of the ute's.