The Big Book of Top Gear 2009

by Richard Porter

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kings8 | Mar 24, 2009 |

Like the TV show, this is hilarious. From random Stig 'facts' to photo stories of challenges, this contains the funniest parts of Top Gear. Don't expect a lot of serious car comparisons, this is more like the annual of your favourite magazine as a kid. From reasons Clarkson shouldn't be prime minister (no Top Gear, duh) to a very lifelike cartoon strip, this has it all. (

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