@@YataTheFifteenth if this were today one of the staff would've tweeted the idea get backlash and results to it not becoming a product. And in the words of our genius Jeremy Clarkson "twitter is a place where left winged people express their left winged views to other left winged people"
I guess he's saying: 现在时间已经到"Bombshell"结束，各位晚安！ Which roughly translates to: Now it is the time for the Bombshell ending, have a good night everyone! Also, the closest thing to bombshell is "爆料" (BaoLiao). It translates to "breaking news" but literally means "exploding information".
One of the first episodes of Top Gear I ever saw. The sheer indescribable joy of watching this episode for the first time as a Chinese kid won't be replicated for a while.
Pretty solid proof that what Karens say are culturally not appropriate can sometimes be pretty enjoyable for those on the receiving end of it, so long as it isn’t blatantly disrespectful.
ideas like “cultural appropriation” are a weak woke American invention. Which, ironically enough, itself is the very act that is actually an act of cultural appropriation. Nobody asked those illiterates to feel offended on behalf of every imaginable group and nobody should ever care for such attention seeking behaviour.
It's funny you say this is better than new top gear casue if you look at the credits at the end the special guest was Matt LeBlanc who became one of the new hosts for new top gear
Thanks for posting this. I haven't heard the special end credit music before now. I've only ever seen this episode on BBC America and they've never shown the credits with the audio (because they mute it so they can play an ad). I'd like to get an mp3 of it too.
@@Yamezzzz Well, BBC America (BBCA) shows promo ads for their other shows, which is usually what is shown during the end credits. BBCA does also show paid ads unlike the BBC mothership, but that's another discussion.
@@beetle149 roughly translated, the Chinese is "YES you all have no chance anymore" and then "We have decided to purchase and take over the rights to this show" and then "Next week we will be explaining why this car is better than a ferrari" and they end on "Now we will end on a bombshell, everyone, good night!"
Yes we are. In fact depending on when those five years started, I don't think it took that long. People are buying Great Wall utes and Cherys and other crap everywhere
The bit I find scariest about this Chinese car segment is Clarkson referencing 2025. Back in 2011 I thought ‘that’s so far away’. Now here we are knocking on its door 😨
Iirc China is now producing 22 million cars annually, most of them for the domestic market, although they have been exporting, i.e. MG, Geely and Changan. However, they are insanely bullish at the electric vehicle market, especially with small vehicles, i.e. Wuling
@@ianhomerpura8937 Tesla fanboy I take it? Don't know any other group cult-like enough to knock Chinese EVs despite their massively superior price-quality ratio in the current market. An Atto3 is cheaper and better than a E-niro, a Han beats the hell out of a Model X, Volkswagen fell out of the market and survives on EU subsidies and protectionism, most of the rest is 'European' Chinese brands like Polestar. Etc, etc etc. Tesla was forced to massively lower their profit margins to remain competitive, there's so much of a panic about it they're now hiring hacks like SerpentZa to start anti-Chinese hoaxes.
@@nvelsen1975 Chinese vehicle will be mocked in the west because they're Chinese. No self respecting westerner will buy a Chinese car for the foreseeable future. And suggest the Chinese cars are of good quality is laughable. To be clear I despise Tesla with every fiber of my being.
Doesn't that apply to most countries in general though? Like sure we do get a brand new innovation here and there once in a short while but most innovations are just adaptations of an original technology made better no?
Wow, someone actually decides to copy and implement what other societies do instead of begging for shit? What a shitty fucking country, no skill or talent.
Except they're leading the world in innovation lol Almost like the sinophobic bullshit you 'totally not racists' peddle doesn't hold up to any scrutiny.
Actual translations: "Not wrong, I know you guys have no chance." "We've decided to take over this show." "And then next week we'll explain why MG6 is slightly better than Ferrari 458." "Now is the end of the programme. Everyone, goodnight!"
tonight on chinese top gear: -James is arrested by the CCP for speaking about Tiananmen square -Richard overthrows Xi Jinping -and I send threats to Taiwan
And look at us now Volvo, Smart, Lotus, MG and London Taxis are all owned by the chinese, and they are also ahead of european brands with the development of electric cars
"in 5 years China has gone from making that(bike), to making this(car). where are they going to be in 5 years time (in future)". and now 2024 look at the progress of Chinese car has become. its unbelievable and Chinese car has taken the world by storm like the BYD, Geely, Haval, Cherry.
There’s something different about those three today, I can’t quite place my finger on what it is, the difference is so subtle, but it’s there. I can feel it.
In 2021, well....the answer is that China is now abandoning conventionally powered cars in favour of mass electrification. Brands like Nio, XPeng, Li Auto etc. Are now leading in China. While in greater Asia, cars like Wuling are becoming more mainstream.
You know what's funny, Jeremy mentions "In 5 years time, they went from making that, whatever it is, to making these. Now where will they be in another 5 years?" Well, (not exactly) but years later China is now building very good hypercars, in the form of the Nio EP-9, they have a good stake in the European SUV market with the Lynk&Co 01 and Hongqi HS9, and now BYD is coming over with the Dolphin, a seemingly decent hatchback, that isn't a stolen design! Brilliant show, I do miss it
I like the three chinese men at the end. They look very serious and funny at the same time, 😂and fit the show set very well actually. Anyway, I miss Top Gear. It was such a joy to watch Clarkson, Hammond and May over the years.
Meh, took them almost 20 years instead of 5, and while yeah the car market is being flooded with Chinese EVs god knows how long that’s gonna last with all the quality issues emerging.
Ngl the thumbnail looks like a Chinese Elon Musk 💀 All jokes aside, Jeremy's definitely not wrong about China's substantial progress. I mean he himself has praised China's motorway network from going from zero in the 80s to now over *ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND MILES* of it and counting (largest expressway system in the world by length). Not to mention China's high-speed rail network now connects every province as well as Hong Kong (West Kowloon station) and Macau (Zhuhai station right next to the Macau border). Politics aside, because while China's system is very much restrictive, there's no denying that they're advancing when it comes to being an economic and technological power. They've made some incredible engineering feats designing all this.
@@Groguemanwah wah wah anti-capitalist scum just get better at making cars, or you’ll end up losing it all, just like you guys in the aeronautical industry for decades after WW2
The end theme is amusing
ikr
It works well though
@@Sidowse
"Alright, lads, so you know the usual Top Gear closing song, yeah?"
"Yes, why?"
"Turn it Chinese."
"Pardon?"
"Turn. It. Chinese."
@@YataTheFifteenth if this were today one of the staff would've tweeted the idea get backlash and results to it not becoming a product. And in the words of our genius Jeremy Clarkson "twitter is a place where left winged people express their left winged views to other left winged people"
@@ImmenseNihilist i dont have wings i cant relate pls call 911
It will never cease to amaze me how brilliant this show was
You know they're still going under a different name, right? It's called The Grand Tour
@@XXLRebel the Grand Tour ended. The three plan do do their own thing, and maybe collaborate with eachother on some things, iirc
@@Kini_the_Fox the show isn't over, normal episodes are gone but specials are still happening
@@XXLRebel its not the same format
Jerma for car people
Wow, Hammond grew a lot taller!
Lmao
Hanmao
Ri Chang Hanmen
Zhe Li Mi Cao La Zhen
Zhei Man Xi Mei
LMAO the fact that chinese Hammond is taller than OG Hammond
@@alidaraie
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That end credits theme though
Tom Davias
Lol 😂
Very chinesey
Tom Davias that was a stroke of genius
“So what music do you listen to”
Well its hard to explain...
@@ala0284 Jessica by the allman brothers recorded to sound chinese
I love that they didn't even translate the Bombshell line
What’d it mean?
Yeah what does it mean?
It’s the same thing Jeremy always says at the end “And on that Bombshell, it’s time to end. Take care, (See you next Week) Good Night!”
@@VermyScrubs thank you!
I guess he's saying:
现在时间已经到"Bombshell"结束，各位晚安！
Which roughly translates to: Now it is the time for the Bombshell ending, have a good night everyone!
Also, the closest thing to bombshell is "爆料" (BaoLiao). It translates to "breaking news" but literally means "exploding information".
One of the first episodes of Top Gear I ever saw. The sheer indescribable joy of watching this episode for the first time as a Chinese kid won't be replicated for a while.
bitch ass cant even speak Mandarin in this video
Bet you lost all your culture and only speak English
Pretty solid proof that what Karens say are culturally not appropriate can sometimes be pretty enjoyable for those on the receiving end of it, so long as it isn’t blatantly disrespectful.
LOL
ideas like “cultural appropriation” are a weak woke American invention. Which, ironically enough, itself is the very act that is actually an act of cultural appropriation. Nobody asked those illiterates to feel offended on behalf of every imaginable group and nobody should ever care for such attention seeking behaviour.
This Chinese Top Gear is still better to watch than current Top Gear
Oh no the chinese has also taken over the comment section
Not to worry, the Chinese have taken over an unfinished railway
@@xel4339oh no a chinese has fallen into the river in lego shitty
bitch ass cant even speak Mandarin in this video
@@bedfordshireeastmidlandstrainstime to take over HS2, let them build all the way north to Edinburgh
Time traveler: *Moves Rock*
The timeline: 0:51
ｙｅｓ， ｙｏｕ ａｒｅ ｄｏｏｍｅｄ．
Bruh 💀
Indeed
this really shows how significantly dwayne johnson has impacted our lives
@@shlob what a rubbish joke legit no one asked, laughed, cares, farted or even dealt it so shush u shmuck
Some say: that the Chinese for bombshell is in fact 'bombshell'...
Aidan Millward all we know is he called the stig
And on that bombshell,
@@Joe-qs9fw the chopstig
@@guitarguy7847 Chan Stig
What a bombshell
"Show budget does not exceed 45 yen"
U focking tic tac that’s Japanese currency u Hammond.
Shouldn't it be Yuan? Yen is japanese.
@@Geheimnis-c2eIt’s a reference to Bottom Gear
@@Geheimnis-c2ebottom gear
Welcummm to bo’om geer m8
I love how you can immediately understand who is who
They all look the same 🤔
Wait whos who?
@@DarthAnonymous2 Hu is Hu?
Still better than new top gear
It's funny you say this is better than new top gear casue if you look at the credits at the end the special guest was Matt LeBlanc who became one of the new hosts for new top gear
@@EverydayGeekYT he was probably the star in the reasonably priced car
@@samuelwhitton8776 he was the star in the reasonably priced car in that episode
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
nah
"Ooohh, in the plums!"
Rest in peace, James May
R.I.P. James may's plums.
's plums
May his plums rest in many peaces.
It's been 11 years since this aired? I remember rolling on the couch, almost dying of suffocation because I laughed so hard!
The idea of anything being over 10 years ago makes me sick
Thanks for posting this. I haven't heard the special end credit music before now. I've only ever seen this episode on BBC America and they've never shown the credits with the audio (because they mute it so they can play an ad). I'd like to get an mp3 of it too.
BBC don't do ads.
That's like the whole point of the BBC.
@@Yamezzzz Well, BBC America (BBCA) shows promo ads for their other shows, which is usually what is shown during the end credits. BBCA does also show paid ads unlike the BBC mothership, but that's another discussion.
@@Yamezzzz That isn't how it works.... BBC is paid for by the British TV license so why would Americans then get it for free? They get ads.
@@Krytern Nobody said anything about foreigners. I have BBC America and BBC World and there are no ads on either (Channel 822) lmao
@@Yamezzzz BBC America is International, International BBC channels do ads.
I like to think that they pulled 3 random Chinese employees from the BBC for this bit
Sometimes there are these sub 2 minutes videos in order to understand how golden this show was with these 3.
Meanwhile in 2024, a Chinese budget mobile phone maker has produced an electric supercar SU7
(James gets hit in the nether region)
Jeremy: "Anyway..."
Oh no
0:28 That statement is true now here in my country - and they're pretty swell, those BYDs, those Ora Good Cats, and those Geely cars...
You live in hell on earth.
BYDs are pretty cool
Same in my country Wuling and BYD are invading my country
I heard BYD has some battery explosion issues?
@ maybe? Can’t be as bad as Tesla though
i like how every one of them was standing at the same exact angle just like how the real trio would do it.
Matt Leblanc as a special guest on this episode was a foreshadowing.
Matt really ruined the show years later
@@syahminorizan8064Each to their own, I’d say he was probably the best of all the “new” presenters…
@@CtrlOptDelYeah Matt was good.
@@CtrlOptDeli thought rory and matt and chris were all alright, was nothing like the old top gear but the guys themselves were okay.
10 years later and we have geely, byd and many other chinese brands invading car markets
Even worst people actually want them. Especially the new Lotus, it's Chinese through and through.
And MG
Sadly yes
but they're dangerous rubbish.
Dangerous rubbish doesn't flood a market that requires some degree of quality brother@@TheBcoolGuy
Me who actually understands Chinese, this is actually hilarious
Might translate for us friend?
@@beetle149 roughly translated, the Chinese is "YES you all have no chance anymore" and then "We have decided to purchase and take over the rights to this show" and then "Next week we will be explaining why this car is better than a ferrari" and they end on "Now we will end on a bombshell, everyone, good night!"
Stiff as a board the presenters.
@@Neojhun Thats just like.. your opinion maaaaan
Bombshell actually means that in Mandarin?
It's been over 5 years now, are we all driving Chinese cars yet?
noooooo
Well, my parents drive a Japanese car, is that close enough?
Yes we are. In fact depending on when those five years started, I don't think it took that long. People are buying Great Wall utes and Cherys and other crap everywhere
@Robace Kai Siang Tey bullet train is Japanese dumbass
Well Chinese people have taken over multiple car makers... I guess that counts
1:11 i lost it 😂
Clarkson, Hammond and may top gear can never be replicated. They were some of the best years of television imo
2022: enter Yi Long Ma
I love how you can still understand "and on that bombshell"
The bit I find scariest about this Chinese car segment is Clarkson referencing 2025. Back in 2011 I thought ‘that’s so far away’. Now here we are knocking on its door 😨
Iirc China is now producing 22 million cars annually, most of them for the domestic market, although they have been exporting, i.e. MG, Geely and Changan.
However, they are insanely bullish at the electric vehicle market, especially with small vehicles, i.e. Wuling
@@ianhomerpura8937
Tesla fanboy I take it? Don't know any other group cult-like enough to knock Chinese EVs despite their massively superior price-quality ratio in the current market.
An Atto3 is cheaper and better than a E-niro, a Han beats the hell out of a Model X, Volkswagen fell out of the market and survives on EU subsidies and protectionism, most of the rest is 'European' Chinese brands like Polestar. Etc, etc etc.
Tesla was forced to massively lower their profit margins to remain competitive, there's so much of a panic about it they're now hiring hacks like SerpentZa to start anti-Chinese hoaxes.
@@nvelsen1975 not really. But the reality is, as long as they're cheap and accessible enough, there will be buyers.
@@nvelsen1975 No, just not a CCP shill. Now go and take your 50 cents Wumao. You've made your comments, we're just not retarded enough to believe it.
@@nvelsen1975 Chinese vehicle will be mocked in the west because they're Chinese. No self respecting westerner will buy a Chinese car for the foreseeable future. And suggest the Chinese cars are of good quality is laughable. To be clear I despise Tesla with every fiber of my being.
Funny how the special guest was Matt Leblanc. The REAL take-over of the show.
0:20 The thing is, China's rate of development heavily relies on other countries that they "take inspiration" from.
Not in everything. For example in battery tech China is the world leader. No one to "take inspiration" from.
Doesn't that apply to most countries in general though? Like sure we do get a brand new innovation here and there once in a short while but most innovations are just adaptations of an original technology made better no?
Wow, someone actually decides to copy and implement what other societies do instead of begging for shit? What a shitty fucking country, no skill or talent.
@@ゼロワンそれが俺の名だ Yes, people are just biased against China
Except they're leading the world in innovation lol
Almost like the sinophobic bullshit you 'totally not racists' peddle doesn't hold up to any scrutiny.
Actual translations:
"Not wrong, I know you guys have no chance."
"We've decided to take over this show."
"And then next week we'll explain why MG6 is slightly better than Ferrari 458."
"Now is the end of the programme. Everyone, goodnight!"
I love how they even added an MG for the Chinese Top Gear 😂
Because nowadays MG were owned by a SAIC Motor (a chinese automotive corporation)
2nd guys stutters. They don't speak good Mandarin, they should speak good Cantonese. Bombshell LOL
gordonyz4
I definitely agree with u there mate. Bilingual squad
anyone can hear that lol
Ah yes my favorite top gear host, 杰里米·克拉克森.
tonight on chinese top gear:
-James is arrested by the CCP for speaking about Tiananmen square
-Richard overthrows Xi Jinping
-and I send threats to Taiwan
Oh grow up mate
@@J_X999 if making fun of a dictatorial near fascist regime is immature, then I am a child
@@l_rob420 how the hack can a communists be fascist?
@@l_rob420 wow you're so brave!
Okay commie@@SuperValue350
imagine if they replaced the crowd with Chinese too lmao
The BBC would never allow for something like this to happen to one of their modern shows
I miss how funny the world used to be.
Wojak pfp. Opinion immediately trash canned
Wojak pfp. Opinion immediately gilded and framed on my desk.
based@@valiantviktor
@@agarlicsorbet6482 You're treating it like a weeb pfp
The world wasn’t funnier, you were just younger and happier
Funny how Matt leblanc was special guest on an episode of chinese knockoffs
Yep it’s now just actors trying to replicate Hammond Clarkson and May desperately.
@@Laizig Yeah, these Chinese people had better acting classes than the current ones
He's in the credits at 1:14 and also olysin Tyson at 1:30
Coincidence? I think not
0:35 poor James May!
Kicked him in the leg, dude.
IN THE PLUMS!
@@cobolt13 ikr, not even at the inside
he didn't even touch him lmao
@@cowboythecatt well done sherlock 👍
Ah yes, this is my favorite episode of 最高档
Indeed, it's the best Optimal Quality 🤭
I love how they found equivalent Chinese counterparts to Jeremy James and Richard lmao.
The ending theme was gold! Cracked me up real good!
This is insanely accurate, they predicted the rise of Chinese car and Chinese wolf warrior style nationalism.
Foreshadowing in many ways.
The humor is so ahead of its time
This aged surprisingly well
I can only imagine what the audience was trying to understand.
The real threat to Top Gear is in the credits under special guest
James May: in the furture we are going o drive Chinese cars
the Stig: *I shall remove your ability to reproduce*
The Chinese takes over the studio
James: Does that mean we’re not coming on then?
And look at us now
Volvo, Smart, Lotus, MG and London Taxis are all owned by the chinese, and they are also ahead of european brands with the development of electric cars
This episode is a prophecy!
Look at those cheap Chinese cars that already became global brands like Geely and Chery!
And don't forget Wuling, they are really giving the usual mainstream brands headaches over here
MG, lotus, Volvo…
@@isaactrockman4417 British, British, Swedish?
@@CryosisOfficialMG lotus and volvo are all currently owned by chinese companies
The most cursed part is Matt Leblanc in credits
*Turns on subtitles at the end*
"Foreign"
Well...I don't know what I expected there.
It's hilarious how well this has aged
Man I miss the old episodes of 'the glorious gear of the people'....
Would have been perfect if the credits were in Chinese lol
he says 6 in english but '458' in chinese lol
I love how far they go for a joke
i love how the outro song is even chinese
"in 5 years China has gone from making that(bike), to making this(car). where are they going to be in 5 years time (in future)". and now 2024 look at the progress of Chinese car has become. its unbelievable and Chinese car has taken the world by storm like the BYD, Geely, Haval, Cherry.
and they "box of matches ev", also "China fakes everything, part 23: "genuine" comments"
You’d think that was it, but they went out to their way to recompose the end credits with Chinese instruments.
When the budget doesn’t exceed 23 Yen
For the moment , BYD is bigger than Tesla and Xiamio making car.So they were right 11 years ago 😢
And now, 11 years later, I drive an MG everywhere
Should’ve had all the credits in Chinese too
to be fair, these new guys also know a lot about crashing cars, inhaling toxic fumes, and working with a tiny budget
There’s something different about those three today, I can’t quite place my finger on what it is, the difference is so subtle, but it’s there.
I can feel it.
I wouldn't be surprised if the BBC are like trying to get these guys back for a Top Gear in China out of desperation to keep the series alive
And now Chinese EVs are better than their European rivals for a third of the cost lol.
Even if I had the money I would rather by an MG over whatever that Ferrari SUV is supposed to be.
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Tonight the Stig learns karate
James gets kicked in the plums
And the Chinese take over our studio
Karate is Japanese not Chinese...
@@-Osiris- the stig just wanted to learn karate, it had nothing to do with him making an asian joke, smh
In 2021, well....the answer is that China is now abandoning conventionally powered cars in favour of mass electrification. Brands like Nio, XPeng, Li Auto etc. Are now leading in China. While in greater Asia, cars like Wuling are becoming more mainstream.
Electricity means lightning, and lightning means fast.
@@tavianroberts4423 and fast means POWEEEEEERRRRR
@@tavianroberts4423 lap times of electric cars says otherwise
They're probably going to wind up having more total emissions since they use coal to charge all these cars 🤣
@@BlackHawkBallistic at this point who doesn't? should've stuck with nuclear tbh.
And unfortunately, there IS a real Top Gear in China. I'm serious.
Ren Gonzalez really?
M&M Knight Yes. And here's the link to prove it. ua-cam.com/video/BIm-cWRelj0/v-deo.html
man I can tell you that nobody like that show enven it's name called topgear because I am a chinese
@@rengonzalez4233 so it's a branch of the BBC?
well top gear isn’t top gear if it’s not english
This has aged like fine wine! 😂
Chinese doesn't develop tech they steal them and make second rate knock offs
Plot twist, this was filmed in Xinjiang
I like how they gave up on adding subtitles in the last third.
Such classic times for comedy. How can I but not live in the past?
the fact that this was 10 years ago
0:50
洁李米 （Jie li mi)：不错我知道你们是没有机会了
汉马恩 (han ma en)：我们现在已经决定接手这个节目
姜梅 (Jiang mei)：然后我们下个星期将会解释为什么MG6比法拉利458性能好
洁李米 ：现在时间已经到bombshell结束，各位晚安！！
bruh, i thought jezza said "in that bombshell" in chinese for closing.
@@w.wilson5800that part always confuse me, thx for the subtitles
I went to turn up the quality to the highest, but it was already there...
So sad to see this show go. There will never be another... In English.
I love how they left out subtitles for that bombshell part.
This aged like wine
You know what's funny, Jeremy mentions "In 5 years time, they went from making that, whatever it is, to making these. Now where will they be in another 5 years?" Well, (not exactly) but years later China is now building very good hypercars, in the form of the Nio EP-9, they have a good stake in the European SUV market with the Lynk&Co 01 and Hongqi HS9, and now BYD is coming over with the Dolphin, a seemingly decent hatchback, that isn't a stolen design!
Brilliant show, I do miss it
Don’t forget MG. They’re pretty good but refinement wise, they’re just not quite there yet
a Chinese company owns Volvo, they'll figure it out pretty quickly
Mercedes Benz is basically a chinese operated organisation now.
@@reececollison5101 here in Southeast Asia there are three dominant Chinese brands - MG, Geely, and Changan.
China is pretty huge in semi-developed countries, Chinese cars are everywhere in Latin America
IN.
THE.
PLUMS.
The BBC literally killed the goose that was laying the golden eggs.
It's funny to see that the special guest that week was Matt LeBlanc
I like the three chinese men at the end. They look very serious and funny at the same time, 😂and fit the show set very well actually. Anyway, I miss Top Gear. It was such a joy to watch Clarkson, Hammond and May over the years.
I think seeing what's going on in the world right now, this video will age well in the not so distant future.
0:51 - Damn it Barry, did you mess with the timeline again?
HAHA legendary. I often reminisce about the old Top Gear - pure nostalgia!
Its crazy how spot on their prediction was
Meh, took them almost 20 years instead of 5, and while yeah the car market is being flooded with Chinese EVs god knows how long that’s gonna last with all the quality issues emerging.
@@Danker19991 What quality issues? If there were Chinese EVs would have lost against Tesla already.
Even the outro song is Chinese lol
They actually made a Chinese Top Gear for reals at one point.
Ngl the thumbnail looks like a Chinese Elon Musk 💀
All jokes aside, Jeremy's definitely not wrong about China's substantial progress. I mean he himself has praised China's motorway network from going from zero in the 80s to now over *ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND MILES* of it and counting (largest expressway system in the world by length). Not to mention China's high-speed rail network now connects every province as well as Hong Kong (West Kowloon station) and Macau (Zhuhai station right next to the Macau border). Politics aside, because while China's system is very much restrictive, there's no denying that they're advancing when it comes to being an economic and technological power. They've made some incredible engineering feats designing all this.
It’s quite interesting how Clarkson again was correct in his assumptions, though a few years too early. Chinese EVs are competing in EU markets.
Yup, can't wait for EU to impose heavy tariffs for underhanded subsidies and unfair competitive practises.
@@Groguemanwah wah wah anti-capitalist scum just get better at making cars, or you’ll end up losing it all, just like you guys in the aeronautical industry for decades after WW2
And more than 5 years later - everyone's driving Chinese cars, and they're all slowly catching fire 😂
They did the gag about the show getting new hosts, and the special guest was Matt Le Blanc.