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Clarkson on: road signs Feb 24, 2010
Electronic roads signs have turned stating the obvious into an art form. How long before we see ‘Don’t crash’ flashing up over the M1? Something must be done
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Clarkson on: taste Jan 28, 2010
"If someone has a Range Rover, they’ve turned their noses up at an X5 or Q7, which means their brains are wired the same as mine"
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Quad’s own country Jan 05, 2010
“It wasn’t just fast. It was idiotic. I have no idea how quickly it could get to 60, but I would hazard a guess at about no time at all"
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Jeremy has often been described as 'the most influential man in motoring journalism', mainly by himself. Estimates suggest that he is slightly over nine feet tall, owns 14,000 pairs of jeans and has destroyed almost 4.2 million tyres in his lifetime. He is best known for possessing a right foot apparently consisting of some sort of lead-based substance, for creating some of the most tortured similes ever committed to television, and for leaving the world's longest pauses between two parts... of the same sentence. He has never taken public transport.
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