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A British motoring entertainment show where three middle-aged car enthusiasts essentially role-play as delinquents while destroying expensive vehicles in the name of comedy. More entertaining than any rational person would expect from 'three guys talking about cars.'

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Did you catch Top Gear last night? They drove a Bugatti through a corn field for no reason.

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