The Chrysler Sebring Convertible is the worst car in the world. - Page 3

Merc1

The "Germans" were responsible for the 300/Charger/Magnum. Those were the cars designed by and during the time the "Germans" where there. The latest junk has nothing to do with Germans. Even still it amazes me how the same company can produce a car like the Challenger and then the Sebring regardless of who owns/runs it.

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SDNR

LOL Marcus ....you fiercely defend the Germans -- they're not infallible you know

Merc1

I'm reminded of that everytime I see an R-Class yes. Still though the Sebring/Avenger twins reek or typical good old American car making practices. I hardly see the same team behind the 300 signing off on the Sebring/Avenger.

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Family Guy

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Originally Posted by Merc1

They were in the U.S. recently testing out American peformance cars.

Clarkson, Hammond and May have been spotted at Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah testing three of the hottest American cars on the market. Last week they they were spotted in Reno with the 2009 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1, 2009 Dodge Challenger SRT8 and the 2009 Cadillac CTS-V. It seems that we can see a full episode dedicated to American cars on Top Gear soon.

So far Top Gear hasn’t been very generous when it comes to American cars and positive comments. Soon we’ll see can these three American cars change Clarkson’s view on American cars or not.

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I smell another season!

MikeJ

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Originally Posted by Family Guy

I smell another season!

Starting November 2nd (most likely).

VroomVroom

^ I can't wait

And I love Top Gears camera angles, coloring and slow motion scenes

Really makes the cars seem like gods

Yannis

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Originally Posted by Jeremy Clarkson

And disappointingly, if you push the button that lowers the roof - and then push it again because it isn’t working properly - you will find that a) all of the carrying capacity is lost, and that b) with no roof in place, everyone can see you at the wheel. This is very bad. Some, for sure, give you pitying looks. Mostly, though, they point and laugh.

So how much do you have to pay for the privilege of being a laughing stock? Well in the US, it’s around $29,000 (£16,400). You could buy a clown suit for less and achieve much the same effect.

Lol, JM is so stupid sometimes but then again he is also funny...