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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 2)
Drew 5:21PM (12/16/2006)
By no means would I ever say that the Ford GT is a "reliable" car, but to be honest - I think all of Mr. Clarkson's problems have largely been due to the aftermarket equipment (alarms, immobilizers) that was installed when it was sent to England. I think that the car, mechanically, has been largely sound. Furthermore, Karl Brauer's GT over at Edmunds.com seems to be pretty reliable.
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epp_b 12:36AM (12/16/2006)
"Actually, I've got a Peugeot"
I roll over laughing every time I hear that. Good one!
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qaz 3:47PM (12/16/2006)
heard only the extra options added onto the UK Ford Gt's have gone bad
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MikeW 11:23AM (12/16/2006)
I guess Clarkson leans toward
Fixed Or Repaired Daily
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mike 12:16AM (12/19/2006)
he deserves it with all that smack he talks about american cars!
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big jimmy 1:40AM (12/16/2006)
Its Funny as hell, holy shit i can,t wait to see Top Gear again
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Gavin the photographer 2:18AM (12/16/2006)
I can only complain that my Camry is the most stolen car ever...
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Found On Road Dead 2:29AM (12/16/2006)
Found On Road Dead never sounded so apropos. Is it no wonder why Ford is bleeding billions. It can't even get it's super car right. And remember that the original Ford was a NAZI.
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Car videos & Motorcycle videos 3:09AM (12/16/2006)
Love Top Gear and the hosts, even though Jeremy Clarkson can be a bit harsh on American cars it still spices up the show and in my opinion its the best car show ever.
http://www.dpccars.com
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Mike 3:32AM (12/16/2006)
Actually, Clarkson has already ordered a Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder. I'm guessing its replacing the Ford GT, but I'm not sure...
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ruggels 3:53AM (12/16/2006)
amazing Jeremy's harsh on American cars given his experience with the most expensive ford lol. wonder why...
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jc 4:53AM (12/16/2006)
actually if you listen to clarkson, the car is fine, its the electrical stuff that he had installed in England: electrical system, sat-linked antitheft, and battery charger.
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Yaroukh 6:27AM (12/16/2006)
So the conclusion is that the car was ruined by Brits.
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Gardiner Westbound 7:32AM (12/16/2006)
Clarkson's stature and public reach guarantee Ford made every effort to provide a top quality product and resolve his issues, and failed miserably. Imagine what the peasants lacking the means and clout suffer through with Ford 500s and Windstars.
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Ben 9:00AM (12/16/2006)
I'm suprised he didn't get a DB9 after the train and car race to Monte Carlo! He was quite orgasmic about it while driving at 190mph.
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Goodday 2:09PM (12/17/2006)
Jezzo picks on North American made Fords...he's always on about the local Fords, esp. the hi kit Focus.
Love to see English Electronics be his boogieman.
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bathtub gin 10:52AM (12/16/2006)
English automotive electronics gone bad. Alert the media. Next up, the sky is blue, and water is wet.
I was going to say that this must be payback for all the Prince of Darkness jokes, but why bother.
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John P. 12:53PM (12/16/2006)
a car like that in his hands is a waste of a good car anyway. glad to see he got rid of it.
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Jackson 2:37PM (12/16/2006)
So it was the British installed electronics. Why does that make the car in general, and Ford in general bad?
It doesn't...get a grip.
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Tiago do Vale 3:04PM (12/16/2006)
4#
What the hell has that got to do with the quality of the car?
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