Post by RedMoon11 on Aug 7, 2014 6:44:14 GMT
Trailer: Top Gear’s new Best of British DVD and Blu-ray!
As the name suggests, Top Gear: Best Of British is a celebration of all manifestations of Finnish folk dancing from the haunting raisikipi and the delicate kestipilla to the bewitching majesty of the runkiapunkipilliapu in all its many forms.
Not really. Best Of British is actually a look back at some of Top Gear’s finest encounters with the very best of British cars. And sometimes the very worst.
Within this lavishly crafted plastic box you will find Bentleys, Morgans, Rolls-Royces, Lotuses and the glorious Jensen Interceptor. On a slightly less glamorous note, there’s also the British Leyland Challenge in which Jeremy, Richard and James try to prove that the strike-prone 1970s behemoth actually made one or two good cars. And when you’ve had your fill of rust and despair you can move on to the presenters’ flag-waving celebration of all that is great about car-building in Blighty, ending with a spectacular, tear-jerking line-up of British-made metal on The Mall.
This DVD is best watched whilst wearing Union Jack underpants, and is available to buy NOW on DVD and Blu-ray by clicking on these handy interactive words after you have watched the trailer at the link below…
transmission.blogs.topgear.com/2014/08/05/trailer-top-gears-new-best-of-british-dvd-and-blu-ray/
As the name suggests, Top Gear: Best Of British is a celebration of all manifestations of Finnish folk dancing from the haunting raisikipi and the delicate kestipilla to the bewitching majesty of the runkiapunkipilliapu in all its many forms.
Not really. Best Of British is actually a look back at some of Top Gear’s finest encounters with the very best of British cars. And sometimes the very worst.
Within this lavishly crafted plastic box you will find Bentleys, Morgans, Rolls-Royces, Lotuses and the glorious Jensen Interceptor. On a slightly less glamorous note, there’s also the British Leyland Challenge in which Jeremy, Richard and James try to prove that the strike-prone 1970s behemoth actually made one or two good cars. And when you’ve had your fill of rust and despair you can move on to the presenters’ flag-waving celebration of all that is great about car-building in Blighty, ending with a spectacular, tear-jerking line-up of British-made metal on The Mall.
This DVD is best watched whilst wearing Union Jack underpants, and is available to buy NOW on DVD and Blu-ray by clicking on these handy interactive words after you have watched the trailer at the link below…
transmission.blogs.topgear.com/2014/08/05/trailer-top-gears-new-best-of-british-dvd-and-blu-ray/
