But it does sound a lot like a TVR in feeling, you know, noisy and different...
Yes, except a TVR has got a better interior than this, and actually, I think a TVR will be more reliable.
[giggling] Just how bad was that knock on your head?
“December 14th, 2003” · Season 3, Episode 7
In this episode: Jeremy Clarkson (13), Richard Hammond (10), James May (4)
Oh, look! Jeremy's brought a plastic car!
This car is plastic. It has a stupid rear spoiler and it's made by a company no one's ever heard of on an industrial estate in Leicestershire. So for posing it's hopeless. But for the undiluted thrill of driving, it's almost impossible to do better.
[on Jeremy's advocacy of the Noble]
He just - he misses the point, he's reduced the whole thing to a mathematical equation! That's not a car, it's a calculator.
[on Jeremy's advocacy of the Noble and Richard's of the Morgan Plus 8]
They've brought the wrong cars.
[advocating the Rover 75]
There's nothing raucous about its V6 engine. It rides more smoothly than a Rolls-Royce Corniche. And it's trimmed like a first-class cabin on the Titanic. Before it sank.
The problem with the Morgan is, it's just a car they forgot to stop making in the forties.
[on the Noble]
This is a bathroom appliance.
So, with the very greatness of Britain resting on his shoulders, the Stig is away.
That is German music! The treacherous Stig's listening to Beethoven! Although he probably knows it simply as the tune from the IBM ad.
[on the CityRover] At 6,900 pounds it is too expensive, particularly as, well it's rubbish.
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