Clarkson, Hammond, May Making Fun of Americans Compilation #6
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- this will be the last one. no more 7,8,9 etc. I'll make a full one eventually
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his american accent is top tier
One might even say it’s top GEAR
It somehow manages to be everywhere in America in one accent.
Top gayer
@@xLPDz i pressed on "translate to english" and it said Top Guy😂
"Mornin'"
'English still isn't common in many parts of the world...
It hasn't been spoken in America for years'
Name a country in europe
@Art Mallory not entirely sarcasm and I was wondering if you'd see the mistake
@@Operator_Stal why?
@@pecadodeorgullo5963 name a country in europe
@@Operator_Stal Luxembourg. Why do you want me to name one anyway? I mean, it doesn't take a genius to know that Russia, the UK, Moldova, Latvia etc... are part of Europe.
"Everything was built to a price, and to the nearest foot"
As an American, 😂😂
As an American, much of this is true.
How can Buick manage to extract 200hp from a 3.6 liter engine I’ll never know. Lol!
@@jordanseay216 wasn't it 3.8? Same hp as the 7 Liter V8 Motor...
@@marcelbbr maybe it is. But it’s the exact same about of power I get from my 2.7 liter engine.
@@marcelbbr surprisingly enough it’s of a similar age and American made! Proof that America can make a decent engine. Lol!
Buick 3.8L V6: produces 200HP
Austin-Rover 3.5L V6: *Pathetic*
Reno is, factually speaking, a toilet.
Like Portland then; only with lightbulbs instead of everything being on fire.
@@jimtaylor294 and perhaps like a few other cities. I don't think I have seen as much human faeces on the streets even in the poorer countries of the world...as I have seen in San Francisco.
Not gonna lie I thought you mis-spelt Renault
"...with light bulbs on it."
Where I live "reno" is known as a brand of liver spread
The way May says “burger munching Californians” is hilarious
@@benjamink8602either that or texas.
"They can build amazing stuff. So why when it comes to cars, are they so completely hopeless?"
The Malaise era is where it can't get any further than that question. All it took was an oil crisis to make the American carmakers very desperate towards attention as the Japanese tinkered into the scene with well-built, reliable, and very dependable economy barges.
@jackthegamer too much competition and they go bankrupt, cars flop or just get bought out by one of the big three.
@@PwnedNoobz1 you forgot the part where the big three get bailed out by the government
@@jerrysgardentractorsengine2243 big three that have connections with government. If not they would digging grave too
Well, we did have a 4th; AMC. They, however, were absorbed into Chrysler in the late 80's.
It took us DECADES to recover from the gas crunch. The Japanese cleaned the floor with us in the 80s, and our recovery in the 90s was completely overshadowed by the rise of JDM tuner culture. 9/11 turned all the money towards military production, and just when we were finding our footing again in 2008, the economy imploded. GM sold its soul to the feds, Chrysler was flogged off to the Italians, and Ford survived by sacrificing Mercury and its entire styling department.
You missed the classic "Everybody is very fat, everybody is very stupid & everybody is very rude "
There's like 8 compilations of these all 9+ minutes long. Pretty sure it's in there somewhere lol
In the first one
didn't Jeremy assault someone for noting fucking fucking Hippocrat
@@lillilgirls1378 Lmao Jeremy is very much a hypocrite in many regards. He's a legitimate asshole but he's still great and funny.
@@lillilgirls1378 he is, and we know it.
1:23 "Whats wrong with that she comes from good stock, short and skinny but she strong" 😭😭😭
That accent was perfect.
@@matthewthomas2546 such a tiny tiny minority of Southern people talk like that. It's perfect in no way at all, unless you've never been to the south.
@@Madchris8828 Well it was funny, so no one really gives a shit.
@@Madchris8828 I am English. I apologise on behalf of Jeremy. Most of us are aware that you communicate with grunts and clicking noises.
@@jamesrobert4106 You're just a racist. That's all. You hate Brown People. We get it.
As a fellow Brit I love it when Clarkson, May and Hammond make fun of the Americans
As an American, I too like it when the three musketeers make fun of the land of the burger
As another Brit; I like it when chaps - and chapessess - from across the pond join in on the humour.
Even As an Indian i also enjoy clarkson making fun of them
@@jimtaylor294 As another fellow Brit, same... :)
Another fellow Brit, love the humour too... :)
There's that one with the kangaroos....my God the education system in that country
Insane how much more you can learn with just looking at a map instead of munching on borger.
@@comedy6631 And if it was a map it would be "find the treasure chess full of borger"
Well, it's in Nevada, which means any single person you can find is an idiot, and on top of that it's Las Vegas, which means they're likely drunk or high as well. It's a wonder they found someone coherent enough to say the word kangaroo.
Does anyone know which special this bit is from
How's this for an exchange with an American cheerleader?
Interviewer - If the NFL wanted to expand into a European country, where do you think they should go?
Cheerleader (With 100% confidence) - Africa.
7:52 “you measure it in acres”
Proceeds to fucking disappear
4:30 there is a reason why people love this trio, especially Clarkson
that joke was DARK😂😂 the second of awkward silence before the audience cracked up made it even funnier
We need more of this
It was more fax than joke
Why do you think the U.S. government keeps its public education so poorly funded. So people who vote don’t know the difference between Saudi Arabia and Iraq.
Some truths need to be said
I loved seeing the sr-71 blackbird when he said that the Americans can make some good things. That’s the most badass plane of all time.
That title belongs to the legendary A10 Warthog
@@c.albrow9161 Imagine comparing an A10 to an SR-71.
@@gfys756imagine comparing anything to an A10 or SR-71.
As a 50 year old American this is hilarious. I do love my 🇺🇸 made Tesla and guns though!
“It’s like Americans invading Iraq because some Saudi Arabians destroyed the World Trade Center” - classic Top Gear, and true.
And the great British cars are .?
Of course you love your guns just like your cousins... 😂
@@ryanthebest6690 huh?
@@ryanthebest6690 do some research, then talk
You like Tesla and guns? Something about this doesn’t seem right.
2:17 "They're built to last 3 years."
German cars: *nervous sweating*
Any European car.
Europeans, despite their "superiority" complex, haven't figured out how to make reliable cars.
@@gfys756 Porsches
I dont know why hes bashing about American cars being unreliable when Mercedes VWs and Alfas fall apart the minute you drive off the lot and oh yes Jaguar and Land Rover are apart of this as well.
@@gfys756 Says who?
graham norton show audience is unbearable
Let me put the Dodge Challenger this way: It's like a bodybuilder, right? Hugely impressive, but when you take its trunks down, it's "hello, Mr. Scr--
*_To keep the US State Department happy the rest of this comment is censored_*
Can I know the rest?
What do you mean “You put it in a melon.”?
@@DrewSavo Sorry. 👐 Don't send helicopters.
The Challenger SRT so slow that a stock 300ZX Turbo 2+2 can outrun it
@@maxpoweroverdrive shut up
Just got back from the old US of A and Jeremy expresses my feelings so much better than I ever could. Loved it!
"Knows this place like the back of his burger" 😂
The line delivery of "it's a big-- massive, in fact, ugly daft thing... (why)" at 10:58 made me actually chuckle. The sinking feeling of disappointment from our favorite secret American.
" A muscle car, a metal metaphor for America. unbridled power, with a dodgy sense of geography." - Jeremy Clarkson...
God I miss this type of journalism.
America, where they need a spotter to tell them how to go round a 'racetrack' with only left turns 😂
You forgot Laguna Seca or even Watkins Glen... those are real American racetracks. You're thinking of ovals.
I'm no expert, but it seems pretty important to know when there are vehicles less that three inches away in your blind spots at 200 mph.
In deeep saaaaaf american accent
WHATS WRONNGGG WIDDDAT?
8:16 James May is such a vibe
That "Sod off!" is just perfect.
2:32 As an American geography nerd this pains me. Oh, too many of these stereotypes are true!
While I guess I’m not the only one
How does a 3.8 litre V6 engine give you 200 bhp?! You can get a vacuum cleaner with 200 bhp!!
I now want either a company somewhere to make a Hoover with over 1,000HP... or for Jezza to do a V8 Hoover :D .
When anymore power out of the engine would violate smog regulations.
@@RandomCarGuy17 let me remind you of the 800 hp demon. That doesn't violate smog regulations? Make smaller engines for crying out loud. You know, like the rest of the world.
@@sasl6987 That Demon has more modern technology used to make the engine qualify for our regulations while keeping it at 800hp. That and the car was built for something completely different from what the Buick LaSabre is used for, just to be sort-of comfy car built for being driven around versus the Demon being used to set fast 1/4 times at a drag strip.
There's also actually a benefit to why we have detuned, bigger engines versus just extracting power out of smaller engines. It sometimes can be more reliable to go with a bigger engine not using all of its power. That's part of why Ford Crown Victorias could last so long, they use less powerful modular engines.
EDIT: I looked it up. When extracting more power out of a smaller engine, you're typically increasing the compression and putting more stress out of that engine. Versus just using a bigger engine to make the same power, which won't have to work as hard, thus lasting longer. It's also cheaper in terms of engineering cost to use the bigger engine.
@@RandomCarGuy17 I (opinionatedly, not factually) call BS on reliability for engines. They’re bigger because we love down-low torque. We would switch to small engines if we weren’t so enamored with 400lbft of torque at idle and nothing else. That, and also a way higher production of towing-capable vehicles here make that almost a necessity.
That being said, you’re right.
2:54 his face says it all 😂
The claims about American cars and cornering is very true, around a year ago I was driving along in my iconic classic British car, and behind me came up fast a classic American car, we hit a roundabout, and I left it behind.
My car was a reliant robin.
"Shiversomely" - Thanks Jezza, I've learnt a new word.
As an American *WOULD YOU LIKE CHEEEESE WITH THAT? WOULD YOU LIKE CHEEEESE WITH THAT?*
And they'll shoot you.
DO YOU WANNA SUPER SIZE IT?
Buick 3.8L V6: produces 200HP
1980's Austin-Rover 3.5L V6: *Pathetic*
Seriously though: TWR managed to get 680HP out of the 3.5L V6 engine, and over 300LB/FT of torque.
But with some Spinny Bois straped to the engine
To be fair, foxbody mustangs made 157hp out of a 5l v8 😂
@@felixlueggerto Never said they didn't ;-) .
Still an impressive result for a V6.
@@stefan_4508 oof. There's hoovers with more omph than that XD.
Honestly though the Buick was a family car and I dont think it was intended for it to have a whole lot of power. I dont like Buicks but I mean there is a difference
4:31 NO need for the "oooohs" from the audience. As an American, Clarkson's 100% right!
Yes
Also, how do you not know the capital of France?!
Aye. Not *wanting* to know much about the capital of France... that's understandable XD
(seriously; that city as a dark as flak history)
As an American who grew up with the education we are given, I don’t know why we don’t know what the capital of France is. Hell I don’t even know either lol. I need to move out.
That sums up the American lack of education system.
@@edagener883 self learning is always available. Don't wait for people to teach you
Paris, I'm american and learn that at 6.. from a cartoon.
Americans : I was in central London , 50 years since D-Day Landings were being celebrated . Down the road from the Palace etc . I am In a fancy restaurant with a cloth table , silver ware and waiters in black n white . I could hear on the next table Americans ordering Hamburgers ...
As much as I could be mad about this, Clarkson speaks the truth. Its sad but true.
Whenever someone asks people on the street general geopolitical trivia the answers make me SO embarrassed...
Big SUVs from the US in the 00's were mocked, look at Europeans and their SUVs now 🤦🏻♂️
"How many European countries can you name?"
"👩🏻there’s that one with the kangaroos"😂🤣
5:10 It should read:
1) English
2) English (Simplified)
...
Actually, American english is the original pronunciation of english. The brits adopted their iconic accents to sound more sophisticated in the 1800s, thus Americans preserved the original pronunciation. (Though some cultures did go in new directions with it, such as ebonics or the classic southern drawl)
@@boogaloobender3462 You might be referring to the Irish accent, which is closer to American than British in terms of pronounciation. At the end of the day English is a subgroup of the West Germanic languages, so in essence they're all speaking German (😉😁). Interesting point though. The written language has certainly been simplified (and in some cases made more logic) in the US.
Clarkson is brutal 🤣🤣
These are actually pretty funny. Although for as much as it rains over there, you'd think British cars would not leak water and be able to start in the rain.
Strangely though as an example New York city gets over twice the amount of rain as London, in terms of actual volume the UK is pretty dry compared to a lot of countries. Nationally there is only 3 inches difference in total annual precipitation between the UK and USA (inc Alaska & Hawaii).
@@scoops0406 Yeah. Depends how you cut it. NY will rain about 100 days a year where UK can rain 160 days a year. My examples were strictly based on the 1980s Jags and range rovers I have had. Im sure they have gotten better now that they are run by an Indian company.
@@bruth6138 Love how you are basing it on the cars known for diabolic reliability and rust resistance.
I love Jags but they really are dog shit and Fords influence wont have made things any better.
@@bruth6138 Well all cars in the 80's were crap, Jaguar were no exception, mind you they became crap again when they were owned by Ford.
@@sahhull My 17 YO one has never broken down and is rust free, and I live by the coast. The gearbox is crap though as its a Ford auto box, truly horrible.
American cars made between 1976 and the early 1990s suffered from a huge horsepower problem:
They were required to be equipped with a catalytic converter.
Catalytic converter technology at the time was basically like stopping up your tailpipe with a giant cork.
The issue wasn't emissions, it was the way we handled it. Decreasing compression ratios, increasing quench, choking the heads, and an even more unnecessary obsession with swirl ports, along side a few other poor engineering practices, are what made it horrible. Check the value of 1990 Jaguar catalytic converters (pre and post) and hp/cid, vs a 1990 anything American with the same values.
@@Sams88990i wasnt around back then but those were some sad times. But hell, when i was born, the cars we produced still weren't exactly setting the woods on fire.
Except that theory doesn't work.
Cars in the UK where I live ALSO have catalytic converters, to this day.
My BMW Diesel from 2017 has an EGR and a DPF, essentially taking exhaust gases expelled from the engine BACK into the engine to be burned off again to lower emissions, in turn this clogs up the intake manifold and causes carbon build up in the engine intake ports....
Yet the germans still managed to get 313 bhp from that 3 litre straight six car that I have, and it does 0-60 in 4.6 seconds and has all wheel drive - AND it's a big "sedan" car... not some little pocket rocket.
You can hear the hurt when Jeremy’s talking about maple syrup bacon 😂
"Can you name any European countries?"
"Well.......There's that one with the kangaroos...." 😐
I’m an American and 4:31 is entirely correct 😂
100% correct
Which episode of TGT is that from?
@@Nabeelco S2E1
"Like the back of his burger"
That got me 🤣🤣🤣
his*
@@AgentVampyes thank you
The thing about the Starion, actually in japanese there is no "L" sound. So for japanese saying (or spelling in japanese) foreign words that have an L sound, they use an R sound instead. So Stallion in japanese would be スタリオン (Sutarion).
So what Clarkson said there about it being a translation error could actually be true.
So the stereotype "prease" Instead of please is true..
I heard about that translation error from a Mitsubishi dealer back in the early 90's
@@V-C137 Of course it is. Stereotypes are usually true.
@@V-C137 It wouldn't really be "prease" though, it would be "purisu" to fit into Japanese orthography. All Japanese words have a, i, u, e or o as their base, and then they build off of that (ka ki ku ke ko, na ni nu ne no, pa pi pu pe po etc.). These are the only sounds that exist naturally
Smash cut to Jeremy and James having an absolute blast driving American cars in America.
The first few clips is from Clarjsons "The Gold, The Bad and The Ugly". 100% his best film 😂
SIX. There were SIX of these videos
10:02 HES EVERY SOUTHERN TEENAGER WITH THEIR SQUATTED/STUPIDLY LIFTED TRUCK
2:42 Imagine beginning life with a father that thinks Asia is a country in Europe. (son in the background)
Imagine them on a 16 hour flight to the far side of Asia going "Wow... daddy Europe is massive, how long before we get to the country of Asia?".
11:35, ironically, General Jim Taylor was actually about 10 years ahead of his time. Now every car on the road is a pointless 5 seater crossover with no benefits over a basic hatchback
I love how this is number 6 and it's still 12 minutes long
That bit of Clarkson driving the Ford GTX is impressive; I've never seen it before and you can't find it anywhere.
You can hear how the cigarette ash accumulates in Clarksons lungs over the years.
As an American it makes me so proud to watch this
Bro, Jeremy did the geography in America thing before all the tik tokers!!!😂
10:44 We do have roads like that but the people with cars like that don't live anywhere near them.
When Jeremy had his hat on backwards he looked like gaddafi
2:37
Australia:🤦♂️
i like “if you’re watching this in america you’re jealous” we do have roads like that they’re just either (strait and you can see for miles on the west), or (have cool curvy hills but it’s always a blind corners in the east)
You can learn a lot more from Clarkson than a documentary about America.
Clarkson pretty much gave them a taste of their own medicine.
I have heard that the lack of horsepower comes all the way from the Muscle car era.
If my memory is correct, there was this weight-to-power ratio, according to which it shouldn't be less than 10:1 - 1 hp per 10 pounds.
Hence, if a car is 3500 pounds, the power shouldn't exceed 350 horsepower.
It's more that US cars are built for low end torque and don't spin nearly as fast as small European over square engines. Since HP = (torque x RPM)/5,252 the peak horsepower on a lower revving engine will be lower even if the peak torque is the same or higher. For instance the Cummins 6.7 standard output in the Ram HD makes 850 lb ft/1,156 nm but only makes 370 hp.
"short and skinny but she's strong" 😂😂😂
The fact there is 6 parts to this is amazing
Best compilation ever
Clarkson wearing a baseball cap backwards with his perm makes him look like gaddafi
9:57 IQ Reducer
I had to pause after the first one and fall about the kitchen laughing before continuing 😂🤣
I like how they only go to the worst parts, which is la, lv, and the south
Of course, they can't make fun of the Midwest because we actually have good cheese and roads like in england.
They can't handle the snobbery of Los Angeles or New York.
It’s a town with some lightbulbs on it 😂
4:31 BRUH
Truth hurts
I actually wonder if Americans have ever seen something called "An Atlas" or "A Globe".
Perhaps in the US the Atlas is just one big page with nothing but America on it.
I've laughed through all parts... I'M AMERICAN!
It's funny you can make six episodes out of this. xD
For GCSE (which is british) you have to take history OR geography or both. I doubt the americans didnt know what geography was or what europe was as they thought austria was next to Scotland and autralia was in Europe
Malta is in Europe but i dont think it has any borders with Scotland XD
@@SpardauDebesi unless you count sea zones Malta doesn’t border any country
@@SpardauDebesi You are Lithuanian not American. It doesn't count as not knowing geography .
That’s not true I didn’t take history or geography for gcse
That's not true, I never took history or geography. Neither did most of my friends.
9:55
Stereotypes exist for a reason and we play them LOUD.
Sheeeeeeit
6:17 "Its a physical experience driving that car..."
"NO"
1:15 rip to the non Americans who don't know what this man loves most
His pickup truck
Very few people from the UK resettle in the U.S. This is from observation:
- assessing the immigrants in the university I attended for undergrad and post graduate school (Indians, Chinese, Iranians, Taiwanese, a few other middle eastern countries)
- the immigrants I worked with in Silicon Valley high tech (Indians, Chinese, Iranians, Taiwanese, people from Hong Kong, some Japanese, a few people from Turkey, Germany, one from France)
I met a couple of people from England last week, in the U.S. on vacation, and asked them if they'd ever heard of the town called "Hethel" in Norwich, Norfolk.
"No, we're not familiar with that town."
It's the home base of Lotus. I've been purchasing Lotus sports cars, new, from dealers here in the U.S., since 1996.
I had a plumber who did some work at one of our rental units 3 weeks ago. "Are you from England?" "Yes" "Have you ever heard of Hethel?" "No"
He apparently met a U.S. gal while on vacation and relocated to the U.S.
I've met, worked with, attended University with, hundreds of immigrants. Very few from the UK.
Sort of wondering if many U.S. residents relocate to the UK.
Every person from the UK I have encountered since buying my first Lotus Esprit S4s in 1996, which admittedly has been fewer than 10 people, I've asked if they'd heard of Hethel. No one had heard of Hethel. I found that shocking, due to the Formula One impact of Colin Chapman. He brought "ground effects" to Formula One and many other important innovations. Also, England is the brain trust of F1, and most of the F1 constructors are based there.
.
Asking people the name of a town is a lot different than asking the name of a more well known city
What makes you think everyone would know about a tiny town which has a relevance to F1?
It would be like asking people "Where was Eastenders filmed"?
"Where was Emmerdale set?"
"How about Heartbeat"?
Some people might know it but the average person won't.
At work a few months back, I went to a house in the UK that an American couple had moved into, the chap thought it was "wrong" that his wife wasn't allowed to carry pepper spray around with her and then proceeded to claim that in the UK you "Can't defend yourself" which is very incorrect.
They were reporting a road rage incident whereby another person had used some nasty language towards one of them, who was in the car on their own at the time... however one of the persons who was in the car on their own at the time had video recorded and taken photos when behind the car in question whilst driving, and didn't think anything of admitting or telling me that (I think you can guess my job).
When I pointed out that they may ALSO be prosecuted for it they sighed.... if you're going to move to another country it might help to learn the local laws. To get annoyed that you can't video record or use your phone whilst you're driving a car (save for an emergency), and to think you can't defend yourself and that it's ridiculous you can't carry pepper spray questions why you even moved to the UK in the first place.
It would be like me having major issues with the US gun culture as I do, and then moving my entire family there as they did when they relocated to the UK.
"IQ-reducer" got me in stiches
"because they think £2.20 per gallon is expensive"
lol
You can hear the envy in that sentence
How did we only get 220 horsepower from the 4.6 liter mustang engine?
Because we suck... at least we used to, or we just got soft, either way, pitiful.
It's got to be made using low grade fuel.
This needs to be heard more.
As a New Zealand raised now USA dweller I am amused that Brits who made such wonders as Austin, Morris, Vauxhall, Anglia, Rover, Humber, Singer, the Reliant Robin, the original Mini all horrendous, unreliable, crap handling, uncomfortable, poorly built ,Stone Age cars with all the go of a poorly tuned lawn mower have the gall to accuse Americans of being unable to make cars.
There is a reason why all mainstream UK car manufacture is in foreign owned factories, the brits really can’t make cars. Give any sane person a choice btw my wife’s 1965 Buick Wildcat and any mainstream British car from 1950 to the present, I know what the majority choice would be.
My mom’s brand new Range Rover discovery can’t go more than 3 months without being in the repair shop.
Nah... what bollox, A Mini Cooper S would leave that Buick Wild Crap for dead on a twisty road....
I’m pretty sure a poorly tuned lawnmower would beat a lumbering Buick Wildcat in any drag race. I think I could beat one walking
But you're comparing the USA which is a huge country and is supposedly so "technically advanced" to the tiny nation of the UK...
If you compare Europe to the USA which is actually a more appropriate comparison then it's shameful towards America.... it gets even worse... when you look at just how many Japanese and Korean cars are SOLD in America, who actually still has plenty of it's own manufacturers i'd say your problem is far worse.
Britain to my knowledge only has Vauxhall as the remaining "British car maker"... although there's a European equivalent called "Opel" and I don't know if Vauxhall is actually even fully British owned anymore. There's still plenty of Vauxhalls on the roads in the UK and it's actually quite a common, cheap and reliable car.
They're a pain in the ass to work on for mechanics but they generally work well, and last, most british police forces use Vauxhall cars, and they wouldn't use something in vast quantities if it was unreliable would they?
When you compare the number of Vauxhall's driven in the UK as a percentage of total cars compared to the number of American cars driven in the US, the figures probably aren't too different.
America has loads of home grown car makers and yet many people still choose foreign brands such as Kia, Honda, Hyundai, Mercedes, BMW etc.
Meanwhile the UK only has Vauxhall left and there's still plenty of Vauxhalls on the road in the UK, it's quite a common car.
1:26 "What's wrong with that? She comes from good stock; short and skinny but she's strong."
As a canadien I love it when James, Richard and Jeremy make fun of the Americans
$2.20 is like a dream, $3.19 is the current price here in NC
When it goes to $7 per litre I'll feel for you. Until then...can't think of anything.
Love this channel
As a European, I can confirm that all of these things are probably true, maybe, perhaps.
I love this as am American. where do you get all these clips from?
Top gear show
BLM pfp, not a real american
@@lacrosse4higher I meant specific episodes and specific seasons
@@AverageAlien Just because I’m trying to address an issue in my country does not question the validity of my citizenship in said country. Don’t even try give up while you’re ahead
@@colintang3910 btw, to answer your "where do you get all these clips from" question: bloody hell, where would you think (ha ha, American to think, much like the by-passers in Vegas) from?? have you heard of video archives and video collections?? yep, Clarkson is right about Americans...
“So it’s got the same amount of seats as a Ford fiesta
Making fun? More like telling facts lol.
2:48 asking people that can't identify their map turned upside down or sideways to name a country in Europe Clarkson really did have hope in Americans.
I mean a journalist don't know Australia speaks English and the difference between Austria and Australia
America: Manages to squeeze out 160 hp from 4.6l
Europe: *Manages at least 400hp from 3.8l*
Japan: *Fucking comes up with 400hp from 1.6l* (Mitsubishi Evo)
Christ America just doesn't get cars just right
4.6l and 5.4l same block different heads and the supercharged version made 550hp off the showroom floor 2007 shelby gt 500
@@mrhappy8966 1. ok, still different displacement
2. that does not excuse the NAs power
The Evo is a 2.0L mate.
Sweden: *Literally uses magic to extract 600hp from a 3 cylinder*
Chrysler Turbine: gets 130 BHP from a vacuum cleaner.
American top fuel dragster: 500 CID. (8.19 l) 10,000 horsepower.
we just specialize.
You’re not going to find many spelling bee champions in Las Vegas, let alone trivia pursuit winners.
Yeah, most of them are drunk.
I love how anytime they question Americans about European geography, they always go to Las Vegas, or a very populated city, where, as numbers have it, is the stupidest populus of the country. Too populated for each teacher to actually care about teaching, barely managing the students
You live in Vegas lol
Also in Las Vegas at night, where everyone of them was probably half drunk.
Are you ACTUALLY trying to excuse the ignorance of these Americans by claiming the city they live in is too large to have proper education?! Man, and I thought I had seen it all when it comes to stupidity
If you think that's bad you should check out the education system in the sticks. When they teach history they probably start with Genesis.
If you can get Jo Brand and Clarkson agreeing on something, it can't be wrong.