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more about #jamesmay more comments → eggwich del fiero: I live in San Francisco, and walk to work each day and bought a car just for driving for fun on the weekends. And camping. And buying groceries. But y... more » ozyran: I prefer the two-wheeled method of saving gas. Most motorcycles get the equivalent of a Prius for gas mileage and perform like a late-model C4 Corvett... more » Unregular: it is WIN WIN WIN WIN WIN. Read a good book on the train—then drive that 911 like you stole it. Or that Superlight Miata. You get the idea. how ma... more » Van Sarockin, rogue trebuchet: Right. Most people's commutes suck. You can hardly call it driving. And it's also true that there aren't that many places in the country with the d... more » Six Flags Over Tomsk: I love this theory, but it just won't work for most of us Americans, because in all but the biggest metropolises, a car really is the only viable mobi... more » Racingindrag: I luv c@rz, no doubt. But owning one in the Netherlands is like paying taxes twice... And getting a performance vehicle is completely out of the ques... more » RS2North: I live in the center of Helsinki, Finland. I walk to work or take public transport around the city for work. My car sits in a heated garage most of th... more » theeastbaykid: How many times do you need to ride the bus to pay for those 993 valve guides you'll soon need? #porsche911 more » 666speed: If that 911 is indeed stuck in traffic, as it appears to be, there are two possible explanations for why the rear spoiler is up: A) The driver has pu... more » ThreeLitre: This really is a completely valid theory. And the other point to note about this future reality as that we are likely to see a massive influx of urba... more » Decisive: I do think that people will eventually switch over to public transportation once it becomes predictable and available enough. The automobile was crea... more » jedchev: This is my reality. I commute by train to NYC everyday and have a "station car" that protects my "nice" cars from abuse by vandals and careless parker... more » SwapMeat: A great shot indeed. Ironically that Porsche is stuck in rush hour traffic in the middle of Melbourne next to a tram route that shuffles 1800 trams a... more » snakeboat: The guy's onto something... I commute by bike (racing needs training) for 10 hours/ week. With the horrendous traffic on 225 here in Denver, takes ju... more » BЯдΖǐL-ЯЄРΘЯΤЄЯ: Want to help the enviorment, plant trees, lotz of trees. Period. As most people travel alone in their car, better buy a motorcycle for comuting. #pors... more » -
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Help The Environment And Ditch The Prius, Get A 911
Enjoyable cars are neither expensive nor bad for the environment when you use them as replacements for boring cars that spend all their life stuck in traffic. More » -
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Lucky Hungarian Drives $370,000 Viper-Engined Bristol Fighter
One of motoring journalism’s enduring myths is the inability to test drive Bristol cars, enforced by the experiences of Top Gear hosts Jeremy Clarkson and James May. A Hungarian road test editor has beaten the odds. More » -
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BREAKING: James May In Airship Crash Filming Top Gear Stunt
Another Top Gear stunt went wrong yesterday evening after the BBC car show tried to attach a caravan to an airship carrying co-host James May and it crashed into a field near a busy road. May is uninjured.
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James May’s Lego House Demolished
After a final appeal on Facebook, James May's Lego House failed to find a buyer and has been demolished. The 3.3 million bricks will be donated to charity. [The Telegraph] -
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Mega-Gallery: James May’s Lego House Nearly Complete
Top Gear's James May plans to live in a full-size house, complete with working toilet, made entirely of Legos for two days. It should be done by Saturday. Here's a slew of photos of how it looks right now. More » -
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Top Gear's James May To Build House Out Of Three Million Legos
Top Gear's James May is looking to build a life-size house in Surrey, England made out of three million Lego bricks, complete with a staircase, toilet and shower. Capt. Slow then plans to live in it for a weekend.
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Top Gear To Recreate Italian Job, Drive Minis Through Belfast Sewers
Top Gear is planning to recreate the most famous scene from The Italian Job, racing Minis through Belfast's Sewers. Belfast? Well, James May doesn't like Italy.
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Top Gear's James May Goes To The Moon
It's peculiar James May wears the "Captain Slow" moniker having driven the Veyron to 253mph, but that could all change thanks to BBC2's new documentary celebrating the 40th anniversary of the moon landings. More » -
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Top Gear Season 13 Trailer: Little People!
BBC's put together an adorable mini-trailer for Top Gear's upcoming season 13 (coming June 21st!) featuring everyone's favorite four-some as young rapscallions (our favorite's mini-Stig!). But as you can see, they're not the only little people in the trailer. More » -
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What's The American Equivalent Of A Brown 1971 Triumph 2000 MkII?
Last month, James May bought his Significant Other a brown 1971 Triumph 2000 Saloon, because he appreciates "a proper girl in a terrible old car" and felt that she'd "see the cultural relevance of brown."
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Panel Gaps? What Panel Gaps?
London is not all Porsches and Ferraris driven by Russian mobsters. Walk down a side street and British motoring history emerges in the shape of a Triumph Herald. More » -
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Ferrari To Top Gear: Stop Using Fake Ferraris
Last month, Top Gear was busted for using MR2-based fake Ferraris in their live show. Now the Italian stallions at Ferrari are demanding Top Gear only hoon authentic Ferraris in the future.
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Top Gear Reviews Honda FCX Clarity
After Clarkson took the Tesla round the track, James May, Top Gear's Captain Slow, spent time with the Honda FCX Clarity, or, as he calls it, "The Most Important Car in 100 Years." -
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Top Gear Russia Officially Confirmed!
Apparently Top Gear's aggressive television expansion is now no longer limited to people who speak some form of English. The world's greatest, and now most franchised, automotive TV show in the world has just confirmed they'll be expanding to Russia. Yes, folks, that's right, a Top Gear made for Russians, by Russians will air 15 episodes starting around the end of this year. Sorry, but we're so excited we're even too stunned to make a "In Soviet Russia, something-something-something you!" joke. So take your bearskin caps and the rest of the report after the jump, you Capitalist pigs! More »
