Its been awhile since i have posted a "fun" post on Jerico and thought it was about time. Since Top Gear doesn't come around for another month i thought we should pass the times by talking about the funniest and most memorable things said on the show, doesn't matter who said it. So have fun.

For those who know me you know that Holden is my favorite car company. Which is sad for me since i live in America and you can only find Holden's in Australia. Over the last few years that hasn't really been the case. Holden was founded in 1856 and has been under GM's rule since 1931 but GM has really only made this apparent in there cars over the last few years. Since 1990 Holden has taking a dramatic styling change in order to keep up with today's changing needs and wants for automobiles. Seems that every year you can see GM showing more and more in these cars as Holden and GM seem to be sharing a lot more parts and styling with each other. The Holden Monaro was the first car from holden ...

Ahh its almost that time again for the show you must either hate or love. Not sure as to the exact date yet but April 2008 is the month for the new season of top gear to begin. This will be the 11th season of the show which came from a very small audience to reaching 8.6 million viewers at show times. If anyone has any more information please let us know. UPDATE: Ok Top Gear said today it would be June 22nd (May-1-2008) A list of Season 11 episodes. Episode: Series 11, Episode 01 Reviews: Ferrari 430 Scuderia Challenge: £1000 Police Cars • Austin Allegro reverse jump world record Guest: Alan Carr and Justin Lee Collins Airdate: June 22, 2008 Episode: Series 11, Episode 02 Reviews: Mercedes-Benz CLK63 AMG Black • Audi RS6 • Mitsubishi Evolution X • Subaru Impreza WRX STi • ...

Clarkson on the Bugatti Veyron In a rare moment of reflection, Jeremy admits he can be wrong. Even over the Bugatti Veyron... Sometimes, I wish I was James May. Obviously, I don't want his jumpers, his hair or his collection of Bach records. Nor do I want his house, his cars, his accent, his ability to mend motorcycles or the leather ballet boots he bought recently. But sometimes I do wish I had his regimented, organised mind because that would make my life as a columnist so much easier. Take Richard Littlejohn, for example. Present him with a news story and you know exactly what he's going to make of it. And it was the same story with the late Auberon Waugh. When you read in his autobiography that he was three when he learned to hate the ...