Fifth Gear Recharged
Discussion
number2 said:
I assume the newbies are from YouTube? Not adding anything and pork chops isn’t either. Karun, Vicki, Plato, and bring Tiff back please.
£1m for the Ariel? They must be kidding.
That Taycan looked absurdly quick. 0-100-0 in what looked like half the distance of the Pananemera?!
I generally enjoy the show because i like cars. For really excruciating presenting, watch The Motorcycle show on ITV4. Now that I can't watch.
Taycan did indeed but as it's a GT one finds oneself pondering how much quicker than the Panamera it is when being used as a GT? On a good road trip it's going to be much, much slower. £1m for the Ariel? They must be kidding.
That Taycan looked absurdly quick. 0-100-0 in what looked like half the distance of the Pananemera?!
I generally enjoy the show because i like cars. For really excruciating presenting, watch The Motorcycle show on ITV4. Now that I can't watch.
number2 said:
I assume the newbies are from YouTube? Not adding anything and pork chops isn’t either. Karun, Vicki, Plato, and bring Tiff back please.
£1m for the Ariel? They must be kidding.
That Taycan looked absurdly quick. 0-100-0 in what looked like half the distance of the Pananemera?!
I generally enjoy the show because i like cars. For really excruciating presenting, watch The Motorcycle show on ITV4. Now that I can't watch.
Grace isn't a Youtuber and is doing well in her own right, has her own Cbeebies program (Grace's amazing machines) , guest on the gadget show, presented on the TT classic, goodwood revival, along with a few other things - like formula women.£1m for the Ariel? They must be kidding.
That Taycan looked absurdly quick. 0-100-0 in what looked like half the distance of the Pananemera?!
I generally enjoy the show because i like cars. For really excruciating presenting, watch The Motorcycle show on ITV4. Now that I can't watch.
I think she is doing awesome things but I might be biased as I am a friend!
Edited by MK3 Dan on Friday 27th January 20:34
Edited by MK3 Dan on Friday 27th January 20:35
More presenters than cars on this weeks show.
High Mileage EV’s but didn’t say how many miles on the Leaf, Chose a newish Tesla which suprise suprise still had decent battery life compared to the other 2 4 year older cars.
A pointless old Lotus v Tesla race and most of the episode watching folk putting stuff into a van
High Mileage EV’s but didn’t say how many miles on the Leaf, Chose a newish Tesla which suprise suprise still had decent battery life compared to the other 2 4 year older cars.
A pointless old Lotus v Tesla race and most of the episode watching folk putting stuff into a van
LuS1fer said:
Ditto again.
And surely a driving instructor needs a manual car for tuition.
I raised this elsewhere a couple of months ago. Within a small number of years, nobody will learn to drive in a manual car because manual cars simply won't be available. And surely a driving instructor needs a manual car for tuition.
I then speculated about what this will mean for all the manual cars already out there and the second hand market.
Somebody told me people will still want to kearn to drive a manual, so they'll make the effort to learn in one, but I don't know why they would.
Old Man Peabody said:
LARK F1 GTR said:
I have been watching it, but record it and fast forward through most of it. I shouldn't bother but there's often a segment or car I like.
They have too many presenters though and I don't like either of the two new young ones.
DittoThey have too many presenters though and I don't like either of the two new young ones.
I keep randomly stumbling upon episodes of this when channel hopping.
Every episode, it just seems to be Vicki / Karun / Jason saying "ooh well it's all very nice inside this family car, it looks just like the ICE version, and it only costs 5 grand more!".
It's like having a programme commissioned to compare Tesco own brand budget orange juice with Waitrose fairtrade pure squeezed by a fair maiden's bosoms. I don't really care.
Every episode, it just seems to be Vicki / Karun / Jason saying "ooh well it's all very nice inside this family car, it looks just like the ICE version, and it only costs 5 grand more!".
It's like having a programme commissioned to compare Tesco own brand budget orange juice with Waitrose fairtrade pure squeezed by a fair maiden's bosoms. I don't really care.
Doofus said:
I raised this elsewhere a couple of months ago. Within a small number of years, nobody will learn to drive in a manual car because manual cars simply won't be available.
I then speculated about what this will mean for all the manual cars already out there and the second hand market.
Somebody told me people will still want to kearn to drive a manual, so they'll make the effort to learn in one, but I don't know why they would.
My two will be learning in manuals.I then speculated about what this will mean for all the manual cars already out there and the second hand market.
Somebody told me people will still want to kearn to drive a manual, so they'll make the effort to learn in one, but I don't know why they would.
Doofus said:
I raised this elsewhere a couple of months ago. Within a small number of years, nobody will learn to drive in a manual car because manual cars simply won't be available.
I then speculated about what this will mean for all the manual cars already out there and the second hand market.
Somebody told me people will still want to kearn to drive a manual, so they'll make the effort to learn in one, but I don't know why they would.
The typical car a 17year old will be looking at (i.e. cheap and small) will be manual, and will be so for quite a while.I then speculated about what this will mean for all the manual cars already out there and the second hand market.
Somebody told me people will still want to kearn to drive a manual, so they'll make the effort to learn in one, but I don't know why they would.
When most old/cheap cars on the market are auto then manual driving lessons will dry up.
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