Might be a little late. But If your caught doing over 100 in a 65 in Cali the judge suspends your license. That kid with the 210+ is never driving again. We classify that as a "gross endangerment" of others and the self. And they just straight strip your license.
Clarkson as always is hilarious, but I doubt he could have foreseen how companies like Tesla, John Deere, Apple, & many others would actually begin making it harder and harder for anyone other than them to do any sort of repair or maintenance work on them. For instance, in operating rooms there are special $250,000 tables that move precisely during surgery that frequently have a $50 component break making them unusable and giving the hospital they’re in 1 less bed and their only option is to replace the entire table for another $250,000 despite the fact that the broken component can easily be purchased and repaired. This anti right to repair push is often backed up by people who don’t think the “Keith’s” of the world are smart enough to repair their own belongings and _of course_ you want the manufacturer working on it, when in reality this is not really true and the sentiment in general hurts consumers and end users of the products we all use in our daily lives
A. Pilot error doesn't account for 50% of all crashes, maybe in the 1980s but these days it's the instruments again. B. Planes can fly by themselves, can almost land themself but they can't take off by themselves. A few years ago a C-17 tried to take off without a pilot, it didn't even get high enough to raise the landing gear before it crashed and exploded. Some incredibly wrong "facts" there.
5:48 C H E E S E
Hey man I’m not going anywhere else to do that but I’m going back home to go get my stuff now I need a shower now and then
Cars that drive themselves have been around for ages. They're called taxis.....
Might be a little late. But If your caught doing over 100 in a 65 in Cali the judge suspends your license. That kid with the 210+ is never driving again. We classify that as a "gross endangerment" of others and the self. And they just straight strip your license.
How many lambo's rear engines caught on fire?
2:16 the reaction from james and jeremy is gold
James can be so dense when he wants to
9:20 Despite being designated a "state road," the road in question is actually a divided 9 lane freeway. 33.57539,-117.71214
I don't drive a hooptie, I drive a JAAAAAG.
Clarkson as always is hilarious, but I doubt he could have foreseen how companies like Tesla, John Deere, Apple, & many others would actually begin making it harder and harder for anyone other than them to do any sort of repair or maintenance work on them. For instance, in operating rooms there are special $250,000 tables that move precisely during surgery that frequently have a $50 component break making them unusable and giving the hospital they’re in 1 less bed and their only option is to replace the entire table for another $250,000 despite the fact that the broken component can easily be purchased and repaired. This anti right to repair push is often backed up by people who don’t think the “Keith’s” of the world are smart enough to repair their own belongings and _of course_ you want the manufacturer working on it, when in reality this is not really true and the sentiment in general hurts consumers and end users of the products we all use in our daily lives
Jaguars are the last remaining car that you can see a long way off and say "That is a Jag."
4:35 "this is a Zonda SINK" I love you Richard but as an Italian I struggle sometimes
He's got a Jaaaaagggggggg
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Funny because Jeremy did have a Lamborghini Gallardo.
props to that guy for admitting to owning a jag even after the guys had mocked jaguar owners for a minute straight
I miss this so much
“Tit-Bon” - James May
1:15 I C E
How do self driving cars manage a detour route off the highway after a hideous motor vehicle accident occurs?
How to never grow up: Hammond, May and Clarkson style!
210mph? Damn
Pronounced Zonda Chinkwe ..NOT ....zonda sink
Richards moan 4:30
Ice
"its a good job they didnt call it titbon" lmfaooooooo
and now the new......vauxhall.....erm.....insignificant....yay!
Hammond would know more about soap than anybody else in that audience
ice
4:47 han solo?
A. Pilot error doesn't account for 50% of all crashes, maybe in the 1980s but these days it's the instruments again. B. Planes can fly by themselves, can almost land themself but they can't take off by themselves. A few years ago a C-17 tried to take off without a pilot, it didn't even get high enough to raise the landing gear before it crashed and exploded. Some incredibly wrong "facts" there.
1:28 This man surely saved the day from being a bit awkward situation xD
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Getting 500$ fine for driving 210mph *laughing in german*
That's because you will die from hitting the back of a Polish lorry doing that speed on a 2 lane autobahn.
@@handlesarefeckinstupid yeah had that problem alomost a few times in my car. Fucking hate it
5:48 CHEESE
Jaaaaaaag
*I C E*
Titbon is way better than carbotanium
“Zonda Sink”
5:48 James May’s “CHEESE” meme before it was cool
When Jeremy said "that is made from camaro seats" who said yeeaaahhh. James said wut and richard prob can't get low enough make that noise lol
5:48 James unknowingly predicted his own future here.
good that they didnt call it titbon
I like my car made out of titbon
10:00
good stuff man
This is the best tv show in the world
This sounds like a job for “James May’s Big Idea’s,” or maybe “May’s Car Stories.”
That man who said “Ice” is a billionaire now
And his name is Elon musk
Really?
@@sympathiser_of_Germans_in_40s Yes, really. I swear.
@@rippspeck funny
Source : " Trust me, bro".
“Ice.” *Clarkson dies inside.*