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Collected writing from the best and funniest motoring journalist in the country
About the Author
Jeremy Clarkson is the presenter of Top Gear. He writes for Top Gear Magazine, The Sunday Times and The Sun.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
this book is not just about cars. it also covers his experiences living in london e.g when he bought a bike to go the pub and about car stereo thieves.
this is one of best collective writings of his on par with 'born to be riled'. it really is, laugh a minute stuff.
the book is split into two parts, the first part are the columns that first appeared in 'performance car' the second part first appeared in the sunday times.
this is a 'must' read for any clarkson fan.
this is one of best collective writings of his on par with 'born to be riled'. it really is, laugh a minute stuff.
the book is split into two parts, the first part are the columns that first appeared in 'performance car' the second part first appeared in the sunday times.
this is a 'must' read for any clarkson fan.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Well, when you pick up a Clarkson book, you know what to expect: quick wit, outspoken opinion and an altogether good read.
As well as being something of a TV personality, Clarkson made his name by thinking about a new way of writing about cars, rather than just the usual complaints or praises about a new car's handling and speed.
In this book, you get to see why he has made a name for himself in some of his funniest and most well written articles.
With some, you can tell that he was pushed for ideas, but in the vast majority of articles he makes you chuckle, ending with a strong and meaningful conclusion and quite often starting off with a completely different topic.
All things considered, this book is a condensed view of Clarkson's opinion on all different cars, ranging from Aston Martins to Ferraris, as well as his opinion on everything else.
If you're a car fan, you should enjoy this book.
As well as being something of a TV personality, Clarkson made his name by thinking about a new way of writing about cars, rather than just the usual complaints or praises about a new car's handling and speed.
In this book, you get to see why he has made a name for himself in some of his funniest and most well written articles.
With some, you can tell that he was pushed for ideas, but in the vast majority of articles he makes you chuckle, ending with a strong and meaningful conclusion and quite often starting off with a completely different topic.
All things considered, this book is a condensed view of Clarkson's opinion on all different cars, ranging from Aston Martins to Ferraris, as well as his opinion on everything else.
If you're a car fan, you should enjoy this book.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I am not a petrol head, and I only watched Jeremy Clarkson's Top Gear program on television if there was really nothing else decent to watch. Then I started to get hooked on the program.
Jeremy Clarkson is really funny, and he writes in the same manner that he speaks. Only he could have written the books.
His book is hilarious, and gave me many giggles, chuckles and big belly laughs.
This book was so well written and funny, I've bought some of his other books, and will read all of them with the same pleasure.
Keep on writing Jeremy, reading your books is better than a tonic!
Jeremy Clarkson is really funny, and he writes in the same manner that he speaks. Only he could have written the books.
His book is hilarious, and gave me many giggles, chuckles and big belly laughs.
This book was so well written and funny, I've bought some of his other books, and will read all of them with the same pleasure.
Keep on writing Jeremy, reading your books is better than a tonic!
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Clarkson on Cars
On Cars is spilt into 2 parts and to be honest the first part is dull and outdated; the second part is an improvement. Read more
Published 21 days ago by Duane
Standard
Whilst I enjoy watching this fat oaf on the TV I enjoy his books more. The ones he writes about cars are not as amusing to me as his collection of shorts from the Sunday Times but... Read more
Published 1 month ago by colonel bagshot
a good way of looking at things
this book is made up of the best of Clarksons articles stretching right back to the eighties and even then he had the same wit and manner as now. Read more
Published 3 months ago by bmw freek
Clarkson on Cars.....what Cars?
This book was a gift and thats the only reason I have it. I also understand that this book was given away for free with the Top Gear magazine, which, I guess, is not the most... Read more
Published 3 months ago by Mr. A. Shah
Jeremy who?
I've no opinion but my son-in-law swears by him.( A habit my daughter is trying to break him of.)
Published on 9 Feb 2010 by W. D. Lamb
Not a proper book
Ok, so its obvious, but its about the most important point. This book is a collection of very short articles from JC. Read more
Published on 25 Oct 2008 by aceadrian
Come on Mr Clarkson - stop being so lazy!
Was half way through this book when a mate pointed out to me how frightfully lazy Clarkson was in his writing having only written one proper book. Read more
Published on 20 April 2008 by Magic Lemur
Some Funny Pieces...
It has some funny articles, though it could do with having the dates the articles were originally published (one of his later books has the publication dates).
Published on 3 Dec 2007 by N. Pluck
Not as good as other Clarkson books
I was really disappointed with this book. The main reason is that these columns are set in the mid 80's / early 90's. Read more
Published on 6 July 2007 by True Reader
Extraordinary
This book is in my opnion great. It's basucally a compilation of classic Clarkson articles starting in the mid-80s and through the 90s. Read more
Published on 14 Oct 2006 by Maria Teresa Gonzalez Fado
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