Yes. He's very English.
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Is there a saturday motoring column in the Sun or Sport?
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Very amusing; almost as good as the schadenfreude induced by the reader in the letters column outwitted by his status car that wouldn't go faster than 20mph because he didn't know that's what he'd told it to do.
An "is it me?" moment was also brought on by Stephen Bayley's description of Audi's dual clutch mechanism - a solution looking for a problem if ever there was one. I won't be among the early adopters of this if it appears in any car I might otherwise buy. I have a theory that the main reason for the reliability of "Japanese" cars is that their manufacturers tend to stay away from this kind of breakdown-inducer unless it's needed and until they or someone else has proven the reliability of it.
I'm succumbing to Meldrewism I think.
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I echo everything he says about Swiss drivers. Bleedin' awful!
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The man's a heretic. Jelly Babies, with the head bitten off first, are the snack of the true connoisseur.
Nice writing, though :)
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Thought his column was dreary but the rest of the section much more interesting than usual.
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Would love to but today's Telegraph came without Motoring or Finance sections and the Telegraph website has last Saturday's edition still up. Sometime soon no doubt!!!
JohnM
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I think the guy is quite entertaining but why does Clarkson first but in then completley take over when he starts speaking on Top Gear? Is it only me that notices this?
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