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I seem to in a minority here as I like his reviews. He tests accessible cars rather than super cars and gives practical information in an engaging way. The ones he is accused of copying now seem to be mainly about making the tyres smoke and stupid hyperbole. Same as many newspaper reviews, often exotica and tedious rambling intros make up half the article before the car itself is mentioned.
Mark's reviews strike a balance that I enjoy.
Mind you HJ video reviews are the best but are now rarer.

Talking about 'the old days', I'm getting on now but remember them clearly. I lived in a North East working class area where coppers did patrol the streets. I was about 7 year old and indulging in a bit of 'Nockey Nine Doors' whereby as kids we knocked on doors and scooted away. Being naive and daft I knocked on the back door to the yard of a terraced house. Of course no-one could hear me in the house as the yard intervened.

Please with myself I reached the last house in the street and turned to run away and around the corner ran into a copper!! In those days most men worked and the streets were full of women shopping, all knew the family. "Walk with me" he said. We walked ever so slowly for some time before reaching his 'Tardis' box where he proceeded to fill in his 'occurances' book. I couldn't see it as I was too small. After an age he pushed open the door and shoved me out, I ran home like as if the Devil was afer me. What had happened to me had reached home and it was a question of "Wait till your Dad comes back"...

Any discount obtained by buying abroad need to be judged against online brokers discount prices, not list prices - so any discount likely to be small or non-existent by buying abroad and subject to possible differences in warranty and specification as well as higher insurance costs and lower trade-in value when that time comes around.