OLD TOP GEAR, SERIES 39, EPISODE 6, 1/2, 1997.

Jeremy Clarkson shows the Range Rover Autobiography & tests things like the sat nav, which was an expensive gadget back then. The Classic Car Club in London is featured by Vicki Butler - Henderson. The case of buying dodgy cars is shown by Quentin Wilson & the second part of this is in the 2/2 of this episode.

[blue]

“Drive one of these and people will dislike you on a cellular level”
“Goes wrong a lot”
“Can never ever park anywhere”
“Sucking in a gallon of fuel every 12 miles!”
Most accurate words ever spoken 😂 and yet it somehow manages to make you addicted

[willwonka]

Forgot how brutish and yet regal the P38 looks 😍😍

[navrai]

I still like the look of the P38A all these years later - Such an elegant body style with minimal fuss ;)

[KaniToken]

had a 4.6 20 years ago . besides the eas, nothing ever went wrong. it was brilliant

[joshualaw]

I love watching Jeremy Clarkson being amazed by ‘cutting-edge SatNav’, or in today’s words, a GPS.

[ildafons]

Finally Range Rovers now are very, extremely popular!

[mahir]

He saying: don't buy this it's not dependent
Also him: owning a 2007 model and still running good

[joegriffin]

"Big red and definitely throbbing" ohh errr Mrs..
Such a tease Vicki

[chrish]

Watching Jeremy Clarkson drive around a Range Rover to The Gin Blossoms “Hey Jealousy”. Awesome!

[iTroozTrooperDown]

The start of the end of the start. Oh man. Clarckson prepared it all for new Top Gear!

[resnonverba]

Nice to see the younger but still lovely VBH.

[lewis]

1:05
"No car made insites quite so much hatred from other road users"
BMW: Hold my beer.

[DopravniPoradce]

I would say the 1997 was yesterday, I was already an adult. But in this video it looks so "last century". And technically speaking, it is.

[forza]

The father driving has flashes of sounding exactly like James May.

[robcornwell]

I bought a 2002 Vogue a couple of years ago for £11, 000; since then I've had a rebuilt gearbox (£3500) new turbocharger (£1700) new front air struts (£2000) and various other bits and bobs. The thing is, you never know what is going to pack up next on these beasts, so better buy cheap and save your money for the inevitable repairs. I'm still under £20, 000 in total outlay but if I'd paid £20, 000 for a newer one and STILL had all these problems I'd have felt like a right chump.

[DopravniPoradce]

9:46 Do you remember Clarkson being roasted for "Eeny, meeny, miny, moe"? :-D

[stevengreen]

So funny, this is what you call the early times of GPS. Dude, you made laugh the hell out of myself.

[jasonlavelle]

That vhs sound brings back my childhood

[lewis]

My friend borrowed a current Range Rover (L405) for a weekend. It doesn't fit in some multi-story car parks and he had to steer a course round the low-hanging signs in the one in which it did fit !

[izwanshaari]

Haha I remembered circling a football field three times thanks to Waze. I just want to go have dinner that time.