Top Gear - Radio controlled cars - BBC
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If you thought radio controlled cars were small and came from a toy store, you'd be wrong. The team play with man-sized versions! From the BBC.
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love it everytime they destroy one
to have a flying car...
OMG...hahahaha..
I remember that once they tried to compare the STIGS run against a GT4 run and..as good as handling in the game was.. the stig still was slower! ..wow!
But they do have the speed, suspension, breaking etc pretty darn good. Not bad.. not bad! Clarkson should have brought the stig, and I don't mean the AMERICAN stig!
that car on the end = amazing
Vauxhall is British, Opel Is German and Holden is Australian. ALL OF THEM were aquired by general motors in America and so they share the same models of car. BUT the HEAD OFFICE (or Home Office if you're American) of each subsidiary is still run by the country of origin, not General Motors.
Do none of you look at Wikipedia?
Yop gear is wicked!
Agreed!
Jeez, a few inaccurate articles and the masses take it apart, lol.
That said, I do know this to be true. Vauxhall was a British car company founded by Alexander Wilson in 1903 long before sharing car models with Opel.
the son is from 1 min 30-45.