"Modern Peugeot Driver" | Top Gear | Series 22 | BBC
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Jeremy and James take on a Peugeot 307 CC and a Peugeot 407 and are tasked with driving them like "modern Peugeot drivers"... Subscribe: bit.ly/SubscribeToTopGear
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My friend has a Peugeot and his car doesn’t start sometimes which I think is a great safety feature because it means he won’t get in a car accident
My Renault does that sometimes when it's really cold. Takes a couple of attempts. I think the French must only test their cars in the south of France or something :/
😂
I also have a Peugeot and it doesn’t start sometimes. I can confirm I’ve never been in a car accident.
All jokes aside, if you can get over their shitty electronics, at least they make pretty good engines and they put a lot of good ideas in the interior of the car
the facelift from 2007 of peugeot 307 cc look better in this video kzhead.info/sun/q7CohtBqfYdoZqM/bejne.html
Every driver when they see a dumb driver: "idiot" Clarkson: "Maniac"
Karina Peters yeah I can confirm that. Also “dickhead” is a personal favourite.
@Karina Peters but i call them a Richard Hammond
Yobo
Yobbo
Mania-o-oh I tHinK thEReS A cHaNcE hERe
james having his right indicator on nearly the entire time is magnificent
One more like to 666.
Yet another incredible safety feature from Peugeot, it warns other motorists that you might at some point turn right.
idk if its obvious that ppl know this but a lot of french people kept their left turning signal on when overtaking as it was required by law to do so
@@GreenBayUnderground particularly useful while driving down the middle lane of the motorway at 60 mph.
Occasionally exclaiming "Maniac!" while driving like a maniac is such a power move.
My 206 has this awesome feature where my window in the driver's side can go up but not down. It also has this feature where my reverse light is always on to warn people that I might drive backwards at any time
@@foogoid8682 A mate of mine had a 307, he found this feature with the airbag which pre-heats the cabin very quickly on cold days. Very nice of them to think of a quick heating solution. It also doubles as a BBQ!
Were you threatened to be killed with a knife against the neck if you didn't buy a Peugeot?? Then stop complaining or else change your cars if not happy about them... 😏
@@8SaoriKatsu8 cars aren't toys, getting rid of them is not as easy as you think, plus everyone has the right to point at flaws in things they own. - A 307 driver.
My 206 has a nice feature where my lights turn on when the flick says they’re off, and that I can’t indicate right until i flick them on, which turns my lights off. Clever little cars.
My first car was a 206 that would have the tachometer fail every time the indicator light came on. Nice of Peugeot to think of saving battery like that.
Top gear’s budget: 1% staff, 4% studio and filming equipment 45% paying for cars which they’ve destroyed 50% legal compensation given to the public for being a complete nuisance
PlebzOr Blapparapp 😢😢😢
@PlebzOr Blapparapp Maniac
Haha 😂
Alfie Vines I chuckled at your comment.
@PlebzOr Blapparapp Probably a Peugeot driver
My Peugeot once lost a rear wheel driving along the A34 at Marton. Incredible that the efficiency sensors even detected a long straight road, and shedded what proved to be an optional wheel to reduce rolling resistance almost immediately. It really worked too, as I didn't use any more petrol at all that day
I watched that happen to a Bedford Midi in the 90s. It was rear wheel drive; the whole half-shaft came out of the axle and the driver didn't seem to notice.
@@eekee6034 thats what happens when you drive on a bad wheel bearing
@@greg1439 Now I'm imagining wheels cartoonishly falling off my first car! XD The bearings were so bad, it sounded like steel dustbins rolling down the road.
My peugeot 107 has this brilliant feature which prevents you from unlocking the drivers door. This is absolute genius as it allows me to appreciate both the exterior and interior of my wonderful peugeot car, walking around the outside of it to the passenger door and climbing over my seats to unlock the central locking from the inside. These “modern” cars with their “remote control car keys” lack this charm and prevents you from truly appreciating your car. Thank you peugeot
The 107 is a just a rebadged Toyota Aygo so this joke kind of falls flat
Or the aygo is a rebadged pegeot / citroen?
My old 406 also does this, it always constantly autolocking the central lock whenever you open it, unless you are faster 😂
Peugeot’s aren’t sold in the US and that is an incredible safety feature because the chance you will get in a car accident in the US, with a Peugeot is slim to none. BRILLIANT!!!
It's also a safety feature that prevents Peugeot from being sued into oblivion - you Americans are a litigious bunch and wouldn't tolerate the abysmal quality of their cars. I'm serious when I say that at least 90% of the cars I see broken down on the road here are Peugeot, Renault, or Citroen.
Now that Peugeot merged with Chrysler, it's possible that they'll come over. EDIT: It's already happening. Peugeot is working on a compact SUV that will be rebadged as a Jeep. EDIT 2: And now Dodge is thinking of using a rebadged Peugeot 9x8 for the IMSA SportsCar championship.
@@VigilanteAgumon Oh no we’re screwed
Still, the Mustangs and whatnot over in the US still pose a safety risk.
@@Kevin-mx1vi lol all the broken down cars here are German, Italian, and British. I don’t understand why Europeans think German quality and reliability is a thing
Brits truly are the masters of sarcasm. This is hilarious.
jimmy Hoffa I didn’t get it at first lol
jimmy Hoffa this is like that icarly episode with techfoot if you don’t get it I’ll be sad
This is more satire than sarcasm
Watch House M.D. That show is American and it is hilariously sarcastic ( however Hugh Laurie is the main character who is British )
brits are the masters to be a BIG FOLKS OF CUT
"How many lawsuits do you want?" - Top Gear driving Peugeots: "Yes"
We don't sue people for absolutely everything in this country unlike you lot. We have this thing called a sense of humour
@itsdan722 completely irrelevant to crashing into somebody's car lmao
James calling the sat-nav "the electric map" is just so heart warming
i can smell the burnt clutch through my screen
@Ken Norcott yes
What are they doing to it?
@@FarmYardGaming I mean to the clutch
@@I_hunt_lolis Good point. I think.
grease man yeah with all that torture they don't sound healthy at all
I have a peugot and my turbo charger is losing pressure whenever I'm at high rpm. That means I can never go fast enough to put myself in serious danger. Great safety feature! 👍
Lol indeed
My Peugeot 107 tried to kill me by shutting down ABS whenever I get above 120 km/h.
@@ThatSilentGuyThat's a safety feature to let you know you're driving waaay too fast for a 107. If you keep going faster I think it gently pops the airbags to tell you to slow down.
that just means the turbo is too small for the engine
The opposite of anti-lag, pro-lag lol
2:08 I don’t know why but Jeremy’s smile as he’s just steady burning the clutch is hilarious 😂😂
3:21 is in my top 5 favorite Top Gear moments. I cannot control the laughter seeing the car basically explode because he tried to increase the temp
It is genuinely one of the funniest bits. Clarkson’s ability to stay as calm as he was while almost literally sitting in a fire is absolutely priceless 😂😂
He was certainly warmer than before so great feature in my eyes ... thankyou Peugeot
Mmhmhm SMOKE
"people love to have a fire in their homes, now i have one in my car" should be the tagline for any Peugeot
"a double mini roundabout" Me: A WHAT???
Only UK has those, wtf?!
Honestly though that seems really confusing
@@rams_r_champs i somehow find those more confusing than those mutli laned roundabouts that are getting more popular in Europe.
@@georgebennett715 i feel like they did 5 because 4 would make it look like a swastika😂
Charel Peffer the what now
Jeremy and James are straight up playing Forza Horizon 4 in real life
I have the game
They play with real life mods
Yep
I have the original but I can see your point but like a budget version
I love the game lol
1:33 I've actually seen this guy far too many times on the road... This is one of my favorite skits they've done over the years
good caller
A close friend of mine once had a 206 and it had cost so much in repairs that he eventually sold it. i think this is an amazing safety feature because its stops you from driving your peugeot, which reduces the chance you get in an accident.
The satnav directly in the middle of the screen was perfect. I can't believe how many Peugeot drivers of a certain age are actually like this.
Actually 407 i had, had saynav as standard multimedia :D awesome car honestly if it isnt parodied like this
Sadly that's not limited to Peugeot drivers. That age group shouldn't be allowed to drive anymore.
Some people will buy ANYTHING European here on Australia... Adamant that they're superior to say the Koreans or japanese.
@@patkapartis5633 oh sod off..
My roommates Peugeot has this awesome feature where it sometimes just blocks the steering to keep you from taking a wrong turn. Brilliant!
My steering is currently doing this on my peugeot😭
@@ZEROSECKY don't worry, it's too protect you
Mine too lol, maybe it’s the power steering
@@ZEROSECKY time to change generator :D same shit happened to me
@@TheWeberiz the issue turned out to be low power steering fluid for me but if it happens again I'll make sure to check the generator too
2:46 YOU'VE GOT JONNEH FOREIGNER COMIN OVER HERE, AND THEY DON'T PAY A PENNEH hahahahahahaha
Absolutely brilliant
5:32- That poor MR2...😥😥😥
As an mr2 owner, that fuckin hurt
Not the MR2!
@@gwenlop9512 that legit is an MR2 though ☠️ look up the 1995 Toyota mr2 and compare
"People like a real fire in their home... I've got one in my car"
That was my favourite part, I fucking died lmfao
Jonas Bezzubovas yeah absolutely brilliant good old top gear !!
I think one of them actualy installed a proper stove in the car once
Richiards hammond motto
Where are hammond
"a double mini roundabout." so this is what hell looks like.
Honestly how is that supposed to work, are you supposed to do couple donuts, and then you can take a exit or what?
@@abecadlo15 I dont have the slightest idea. I have never seen a double roundabout in my life and hopefully I never will.
Let me introduce you to the "magic roundabout" in Swindon. 5 mini roundabouts joined together to create one massive roundabout hahaha
@@preussen577 I used to go over the magic roundabout to go to work every day, it’s not too bad. I guess I live in Swindon so I’m used to it but I can imagine it’s a lot if you have never been over it 😂
@@abecadlo15 Two roundabouts, just linked together. As a biker, I find the best bet is to wait for a small gap, and then just accelerate through and be gone and out of the danger zone before anyone else can move.
Another feature that jeremy’s brilliant car has is a self destruct button that also doubles as temperature control button
7:55 the way Jeremy jolts gets me every time
God, imagine if your job was to just destroy things with cars and just be a general vehicular nuisance.
Well welcome to Paris :)
Where do I sign?!
You mean Mustang owners?
@@joe74509migo original and funny
American drivers would have a ball
What a nice house Clarkson have, i really hope nobody destroys it
It got blown up by May and Hammond a while ago, over a bet that Clarkson lost.
@@kadxe1877 that's the joke
@@thegamingbayskeletor1637 Oh, I get jokes! >.>
Well first we'd need Jeremy to not drive a Peugeot then we're off to a good start to his house standing there at least a few more days...
Little Jesus is such a nice child, I really hope he will have a great future. Oh... Wait a minute...
3:28 Ah yes, smoke. The "safer" alternative to heat.
I always thought this was one of their best bits. The temperature control always has me cracking up.
"that's very nice of him he gave me a little push there to let me know he's going past."
hahaha
Maniac!
Ahhhhhh the Brits, they're so polite and courteous, aren't they? :)
To be fair, you'd get the same reaction if you showed the double mini roundabout to an American.
American, can confirm.
+Clockwork Ninja even germans have no clue
Norwegian.. Never seen one in my life
Never seen one in the netherlands also. I'd probably panic and cause a massive crash in the middle. How do they work?
+shad0wpk02 Pretty straightforward if you're used to roundabouts already. Same as a standard roundabout, except there are two. Just yield whenever you have to cross a yield line, else you have right of way. And use them turn signals :) There are a few of these in France, usually on weirdly shaped intersections in which a perfect circle wouldn't fit, or just for technical traffic flow reasons: It offers a shortcut for cars that want to take a left onto the busiest of both roads without crossing the path of the cars coming from their right. (in a scenario where cars drive on the right side of the road like continental Europe) Here's an aerial shot of one in Nantes, FR: www.google.fr/maps/@47.2332506,-1.5658303,93m/data=!3m1!1e3
Our Peugeot Partner has an incredible safety feature which is that the driver's window to avoid breaking emits sounds in the form of squeaks and * cracks * and as a Preventive method, it no longer rises or falls, making you have to operate the Crystal manually by hand, quite brilliant in my opinion.
My 2016 308 had this great feature where the AC stopped working, making you not have to worry about the temperature in the car because it wasn't something you could affect. Later on the AdBlue system just prevented the car from starting at all, making it probably one of the safest cars on the market but not on the roads.
That's a common feature the wire for the outside temperature snaps thus stopping you and your car from knowing how incredibly hot it is and stop you worrying about climate change.
I don't know what Jeremy's complaining about. He pressed the button to increase the temperature and that's exactly what happened!
he isnt complaining
he loved the design future
He wasn't complaining! That's indeed a great design feature, as mentioned by Jezza. Really authentic.
Wasn’t complaining
I didn't hear him complaining
No one: Jeremy: *M A N I A C*
Y O B B O
*Y O B B O*
Yeah, people have moved on from that non-meme. Try copying something new.
@@MrOjeeeee Y O B B O
@@MrOjeeeee OOOOooojeeeeeEEEEEEEEEEEE
At some point my 206 developed an amazing feature: if you wanted to use the indicators the headlights must be turned on. Also the CD player had an AI feature which allowed it to only play the disks it preferred. Lastly, the battery failed in two occasions when we needed to return home from holidays. It was such a great car that I gave it for free. I advised the new owner (first car buyer) to use the money he was supposed to pay me for a thorough service inspection.
To be fair, the 407 took the beating well, by the look of it. The damage wasn't that bad. I actually owned a 407 and liked the design at the time. The ride was very comfortable too. And.... let's not forget that Richard Hammond gave it a glowing review for Top Gear when it came out (series 4, episode 10) :)
407 is awesome
They're not bad. Top Gear is full of crap. Clarkson actually praised the 206 as a good car in one of the earlier seasons when it was launched. And the 206 is Peugeot's best selling cars ever. Nothing wrong with them. Was my first car too and I bet thousands of other around the world. Don't believe Too Gear. It's just a TV show for entertainment. Clarkson and May don't have to bother with Peugeot. They can troll it was much as they want. Because they have millions to buy Ferraris and Lambos
@@SherwinR89 duh
@@SherwinR89 congratulations, you have detected that this episode is, indeed, sarcasm on an entertainment show, so thus not 100% accurate. Very astute observation, wish I could have realized it myself.
@@TheBeyspieler sarcastic much?
Peugeot drivers: We don’t drive like that! Also Peugeot drivers: watching this in their car in a ditch
I love peugeot and I laugh
Hey cut that out! I love my Peugeot 307CC! Kept me nice and dry when the car was unintentionally submerged in the ocean due to a faulty satnav
DinoDudeRocket 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
As Peugeot driver I can confirm I am currently watching this in a ditch.
THE REMARKABLE DETAILS OF THE 307CC:it was a succesfful sales car in germany and with 206 cc were a boom of sales coupe cabriolet cars with metal roof in the world. The metal roof give more weight to the car so not superfast car but the metal roof is not easy to damage as canvas roof in the streets.Peugeots cc were whim cars.Nice cars to the beach no to rainy london england.The roof mechanism of the 307CC was produced by the company named "CTS Car Top Systems", which produces the roof mechanisms of Ferrari F430, Mercedes SLK, SL and Porsche Boxster, Chevrolet Corvette, Cadillac XLR and Lexus' convertible series. The rear led lights of the 307CCs were produced by the German company "AL Automotive Lightening", which produced the rear led lights of the Audi R8 in 2008. The tiptronic automatic transmission of the 2.0 136 hp version of the 307CC was manufactured by Porsche. The piston rods, pistons and other piston elements in the engine of the 2.0 180 hp Sport version of the 307CC were manufactured by "Mahle", which manufactures piston sets in Ferrari's Formula 1 vehicles. Peugeot participated in the World Rally Championships in 2004 and 2005 with 307CC. Peugeot equipped the 2.0 180 hp Sport version with a 4x4 rally kit, boosting its engine with turbo and reaching 580 NM torque and 315 hp. The 307CC WRC won the Rally Finland with Marcus Grönholm in 2004, the Rally of Finland with Marcus Grönholm in 2005, and the Rally of Japan with Marcus Grönholm in 2005. Related news sources: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AL-Automotive_Lighting en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CTS_Fahrzeug-Dachsysteme www.carpages.co.uk/peugeot/peugeot-307cc-review-part-1-14-01-05.asp en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peugeot_307_WRC THE EQUIPMENT LIST OF 307CC Advanced Trip Computer: Standart Driver Airbag: Standart Passenger Airbag: Standart Side Airbag in the front seats: Standart in all 2.0 petrol; optional in 1.6 petrol and 2.0 diesel Immobilizer: Optional Digital automatic air conditioner: Standart in all 2.0 petrol ; optional in 1.6 petrol and 2.0 diesel Front seat heating: Standart Rear seat heating: - Mirror heating: Standart Windshield defogger: Standart Rear window defogger: Standart Headlight washer: Standart in all 2.0 petrol ; optional in 1.6 petrol and 2.0 diesel Music system brand: JBL Automatic wipers with rain sensor: Standart Auto flashing headlight: Standart Height adjustable headlights: Standart Height adjustable steering wheel: Standart Depth-adjustable steering wheel: Standart Height adjustable front seats: Standart Front parking sensor: - Rear parking sensor: Standart in all 2.0 petrol ; optional in 1.6 petrol and 2.0 diesel ABS: Standart ESP: Standart Alloy rims: Standart Air-conditioned glovebox: Standart Hot and cold blowing to the rear seats: Standart in all 2.0 petrol ; optional in 1.6 petrol and 2.0 diesel Auto-dimming rear view mirror: Standart Disc front brake: Standart Disc rear brake: Standart LED tail lights: Standart Side mirrors that folding with electric mechanism: Standart in all 2.0 petrol ; optional in 1.6 petrol and 2.0 diesel Rear seat seating capacity: 2 Persons (comfortable seating) Luggage suitcase and bag capacity when roof is open: 1 large suitcase and handbags Luggage suitcase and bag capacity when roof closed: 2 large suitcases and handbags Automatically opening roll-over bars with airbag mechanism at the seat heads: Standart Original alarm: Standart in all 2.0 petrol ; optional in 1.6 petrol and 2.0 diesel Isofix Mountablity: Seats are suitable for isofix mounting Central door lock system: Standart Door lock system for children: Standart Electric windows and electrically adjustable mirrors: Standart Cruise Control: Optional in 2.0 petrol Leather Seat: Standart in all 2.0 petrol; optional in 1.6 petrol and 2.0 diesel Leather Dashboard: Standart in all 2.0 petrol; optional in 1.6 petrol and 2.0 diesel Features of rims: 17 inch RC alloy rims with coded wheel bolts in 2.0 180 hp Petrol; 16 inch alloy rims in 2.0 140 hp petrol, 1.6 110 hp petrol and 2.0 136 hp diesel. Engine Features: Engine Option: 2.0 GT RFN engine (EW10J4) Engine size: 2.0 (automatic transmission) Horsepower: 140 hp Fuel type: Petrol Engine Option: 2.0 GT RFN engine (EW10J4) Engine size: 2.0 (manual transmission) Horsepower: 140 hp Fuel type: Petrol Engine option: 2.0 RC RFK engine (EW10J4S) Engine size: 2.0 (manual transmission) Horsepower: 180 hp Fuel type: Petrol Engine Option: 1.6 NFU engine (TU5JP4) Engine size: 1.6 (manual transmission) Horsepower: 110 hp Fuel type: Petrol Engine option: 2.0 HDiF engine Engine size: 2.0 (manual transmission) Horsepower: 136 hp Fuel type: Diesel
"It's all overgrown here, the council should do something about these roads." 😂
"bloody council not mending the bloody roads" 😂
1:55 me using a keyboard in a car game
Just this summer one of my relatively short journeys I overtook three cars going way slow. All Peugeots driven by old geezers and every time I imagined how they mutter out "maniac" as I pass them. By third I could not stop laughing for a good while.
This is funnier than a movie intended for comedy
Lol 👏 i see what you did there.. GHOSTBUSTERS 2016 hype....?! 😓 ...🛬 ...🛬 ... 💥🔥🔥💥
+kingzor3000 I liked it :(
It is intended as comedy
Maniac, maniac, yobbo, maniac
This is some of there best so far.
Shame they didn't go down a motorway, then they could have driven at 65mph in the middle lane with the indicator flashing constantly...
You maniac, don't you know thats how cars are suposed to be driven?
No that's how Peugeot's are supposed to be driven. And also Nissan Micra's. No other car though.
Priuses aswell. Although they might go a lot slower because fuel efficiency.
Zero Ninety Z
one prius model can only go 60mph
the bit when they tried to park in the garden center was absolute gold
When his dash caught fire from his heater antics I nearly died laughing 🤣
I applaud Jeremy for sitting in a smoke filled car with a fire beside him for a gag.
As a Peugeot driver I can confirm this is 100% accurate
How old are you?
Maniac
😂😂😂😂😂
mAnIaC
Yobbo... Maniac
This is gold. I just couldnt stop laughing after they mounted the gps systems directly in front of the drivers place xd This is just hillarious haha
2:47 that radio caller, hahah
I had never laughed so hard at a Top Gear segment when this was aired!
Moron!
The end is the best part
Nice
Maniac! 😠
AdamC3046 Adam!!!! Love your videos
It was lowkey painful to watch jeremy hitting the MR2
I really hope it was recked already
@@natebriscoe1745 if it was it was clearly fix-able so's what Jeremy did to the poor thing.
Its only a fu**ing Toyota. What the heck do I care?
It’s a legendary Toyota
@@cleanenergyinside1921 This was addressed by Richard Porter in his book, during this specific shoot he had to double check that the cars were the scrap ones they'd bought as they looked too good.
My grandmother Peugeot has an amazing feature where the manual seat recliner pops off so her seat can recline while she drives!
My Peugeot 508 Has this brilliant feature where it would leak oil everyday and I would need to pour new oil every month, this is brilliant as this secures that my car is always running on the freshest possible substances. Great safety feature
After all these years those high revs are still killing me 😂😂😂
There is a little old lady in my town who drives a 206 and she NEVER seems to change out of first gear. Always reminds me of how hilariously accurate they were with this sketch!
@@soundseeker63 I witnessed an old woman pulling out of a petrol station on the bite point absolutely burning the clutch of a honda jazz and it pained me
@@AverageAlien That's actually a really good idea, because if you destroy the clutch you can't start the car, meaning you won't have a crash.
@@potatogirlcultist19 you can still start it it just won't move
1st gear everywhere
Whenever I drive pass a Peugeot now I keep saying maniac
Hahaha LOL
I like them the new gt lines are well nice
Sanad Wir that's mean to Peugeot's lol
Jobbo
It's the other way around mate. You need to drive a Peugeot cars in order for you to say that word.
that scene of jeremy starting a fire in his car will never fail to crack me up 😂😅
Yup.
I remember watching this when it first aired, and I almost pissed myself with laughter.
One of the best parts was omitted. Jeremy was looking at the radio/CD changer and commented "Look, this car has a six speed gearbox."
sct913 but why and how would Capitan Slow drive fast? That's impossible.
sct913 The headlights have two settings, off and especially off
@@mogmason6920 that was my favorite part of the segment
Even when James is told to be destructive, he can’t 😂😂 It’s just not in his nature, Meanwhile Jeremy : Maniac
He made a nice change of pace in Columbia against Jeremy's wind shield.
never mind the game play games and games to learn the new play uii
Just give him a machete, than RUN!!!
Imagine if Hammond took part in this segment and the producers told him that...given Hammond's record, Hammond wouldn't have a crash. lol
Yobbo
My Peugeot 307 has this one great feature where the left rear tail light will randomly go out at any time, and it also has this other feature where the rear wiper doesn't move from its current position that being right up
My first car was a 207, just switched it out for a 2000 1.8 Toyota Celica which I love! By the end of it's 3 year life with me, the 207 had a leaky head gasket and about 3 issues with the engine and clutch, it got to the point where I had to viciously pump the gas and caress the steering wheel whilst encouraging it with words of love to get it to start. Great features; I will definitely buy a French car again!
Peugeot troll spotted 😒🖕. A bad worker always blames his tools...😒
"According to the electric map, I go right" 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Was looking for this comment 🤣
Of course, only James would call GPS navigation an "electric map"
I love that Jeremy's Peugeot convertible top also acts as a rear spoiler for those crazy tight corners they keep taking!
As an American, coming to a double roundabout would result in me exiting the vehicle and sprinting into the woods while crying.
In Estonia, we have also triple and quatro roundabouts.
My 307 has a fantastic feature where my gas pedal gets stuck if I push it all the way in. That way I don't have to keep my foot down and it gives a warning to everyone around me, that I am changing gears!
My 505 has that same feature! Excellent engineering
I'm honestly surprised there isn't anyone complaining about the destruction of that MR2 haha
+illitero Was looking for this!
I did the first time watching the episode! Most probably it was a junk car.
+illitero yeah, all of this stuff is staged, its not actual reality, they are actors in a show
Swansen03 Not sure what your point is. I'm definitely well aware of all that, haha. But the MR2 is definitely real and not a Corolla in stage makeup.
jus1029ph Yeah, it probably had a flat tire once, thus failing MOT inspection and subsequently junked.
"I was going quite fast. I was in third." goddamn
That's why he is called captain slow...
4:06 Now, as a Dutchman i've never seen a double mini roundabout. What's the purpose of it? Why not make one big roundabout or place traffic lights or whatever.
"According to the electric map" XD
I like how they placed the Satnav right in front of them instead of in the middle, that's something my dad would do.
7:55 - You can just hear Jeremy laughing after he crashes into the wall
John King I like how he went far into his seat waiting for an airbag to deploy
He enjoyed the 'crash'...
Had to replay it 3 times, because I was laughing too loud to be able to hear it
@@mofal_bluk9472 🤣 Nice
There is nothing worse than turning on an episode of Top Gear and these 3 aren’t hosting it.
there's always Matt LöBlanc
Bottom gear, but worse
@@brynjig7275 Mariana Trench gear
2:23 is a happy wheels sound effect
The dry delivery of "Must be a shortcut" killed me xD
love how they put their "electric maps" right in front of their view
Yeah. Stupid right?! I drive a Peugeot 307 and I put it on the steering wheel itself, in the middle where the horn is. Can see everything on the navigation system so much better without disturbing the view!
In my Peugeot I mount the sat nav behind me so it doesn't obscure my view at all. Things seem to get very noisy/bumpy/screamy when I'm looking at it though.
@@alkaholic4848 Oh that's probably a smart choice. I never thought of that actually. I'll try on the motorway today while on my way home from work. Thanks for the tip fellow Peugeot driver!
In my Peugeot I've replaced that annoying mirror in the middle with my satnav. Much better viewing experience rather than the distracting view of what's behind me.
@@ollielewis8590 Yeah well i tried that but because can't see the satnav from up there, i get my glasses in the centre console. when i start looking for my glasses the ride gets really uncomfortable.. The satnav replacing the mirror which came with the car must mess with the cars computer and make the suspension all messed up... Unbelievable! Why would Garmin make such a crappy product!!! It made my car's computer detach the front bumper while driving! It also cracked the windshield! For anyone reading that previous guy's comment don't try it he's trying to get your car to the scrapyard!!! BAD ADVICE IN EVERY WAY!!!
“People like a real fire in their homes, and I’ve got one right here in my car.” Absolutely rare and brilliant feature!
Not even a Maybach has that, it’s an ingenious feature! I think the Nissan Juke should have it.
Good thing it has a chimney!
Jeremy: A double mini roundabout. Me, a American: excuse me, the W H A T.
my reaction too. wait till you learn about the star roundabouts
Ah, back when Top Gear was actually fun, funny, and entertaining.
It is still funny and entertaining
@@tombardsley3081 No.
@@NGMonocrom yes it is. Just cos it’s not the originals doesn’t mean it’s not entertaining
@@tombardsley3081 it's shite You're wrong Maniac
@@aero2507 do you actually watch it? Or are you bandwagoning? Also hello Peugeot driver
I love how he had the turn signal on while going around a corner. I see old people do this ALL the time.
Well, that's the joke. Only old people drive Peugot.
slitor well yes. I get the joke.
@@maxencehirbec1206 same in uk, everyones first car 205 206
@@Alex.1739 that's a lie. Everyone's first car in the UK is either a Corsa or a Fiesta
@@AverageAlien should have said in the 90's /early 2000s.
3:07 Fast and Furious ending scene 2.0
More like Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 intro redone.
This is gold, someone should put the music over it!
No.
"it's been a long day, without you my friend, I swear I'll drive another car when I see you again"
I used to say I live my life a quarter mile at a time
1:52 - Me on my driving lessons.
I like how they went from making fun of Peugeot drivers to making fun of the French for an entire hour long special.
And Mr. Evans can't even talk while driving.
+Lorenzo David Evans´s Top gear is dead on arrival.
It's ridiculous, it really is.
+Lorenzo David wait, seriously? If that's true his TG won't even make it past one season. I was being generous by saying they'd have to cancel his TG midway through season two due to the massive drop in viewers but if he can't even talk while driving.....he'll struggle to get past one season.
Matt Allen It's true, yeah. Apparently, instead of filming in one take, it takes eight.
+Joe Sheppard And some of them got rejected by BBC.
"Must be a short cut, Bloody Clever"
The tears trip me every single time I watch this. One of their very best!!
My first car was a 2003 Peugeot 307 with a 1.4L petrol and manual, 5 speed gearbox. I got it for £500 from my driving instructor and what a heap of junk it was. It had electrical faults and the wiring in the steering wheel was gone, it’s battery died and it’s engine temp sensor kept playing up. But I can’t deny that, despite that, it still kept going and mechanically rather than electrically, it was sound. I never had to replace anything mechanical on it. It also did have the quirk of repairing some parts of itself. The climate control fan stopped working once but then just started working a few days later, the boot lid wouldn’t latch for a time then one day just did and the right indicator stopped and started working several times in two trips. I replaced it on my 21st birthday with a Dacia Sandero diesel which is serving me well to this day but I do feel a soft spot for the 307 and I still miss the old Peugeot despite its shortcomings. In the future, I want to get a 307 again, not as a daily runner but just to have it so I can remember that old car that served me as my first. It was sent for scrap when I exchanged it so I was the last owner of that car and the one to break 100,000 miles on it.
I bet they had so much fun filming this! 😂
they had so much fun filming anything after s2 😂 everything is that great
Peugot: Here is a couple cars you can borrow, but please don't do anything stupid with them TG producers: yeah whatever thanks for the cars
They bought them second hand. Said so in the full episode. They even look second hand.
@@nonamehere1626 Every French car looks second hand
pretty sure they bought them used
@@timwiesler6365 this era of french car really wasnt great, they tried electronic things but wasnt really prepared. But olders are really great, and now they just need bigger engines
@@grymbathym635 Very true and modern peugeot sedans look smashing.
James: "Must Be A Shortcut" Also James: Driving Through A Field...
My 206 has this brilliant feature where the radio turns off when I turn it up to much, therefore I won’t be deaf, plus my speedometer doesn’t work so now I’m never over the speed limit! Exceptionally smart!
Funny enough is that Jeremy was acting... James was not.
Captain slow is one cool bloke 😜
Wrong
level 3 neural network r/woooosh
level 3 neural network wrong!,
One of the best top gear segments in my opinion.
Yes it was hilarious
tek wiz was the crashes they doing with the peugots on purpose or the car was handling really bad that's why?
+sevan grigoryan it was on pourpouse
Yea, and the issue was to show how dull, ignorant and unambitious the Peugeot-Drivers are ..., great !
tek wiz yobbo.
I had a Peugeot 106 back in the ‘90s, and I’m sure it had been given the soul of a worried Grandma. It was without doubt sentient, and constantly trying to keep me from coming to harm with the following features: The “ticker” for the hazard warning lights would randomly sound - giving you an audible reminder that danger may be just around the corner. It would occasionally make the wipers park themselves past the a-pillar on the driver’s side, meaning you couldn’t open the driver’s door. You had to exit the vehicle on the (much, much safer, as it was away from passing traffic) passenger side. It would chew any cassette tapes that included “rock” music. Queen? I don’t think so Son - that might make you drive like a maniac. Chomp, chomp on that tape! A tailgate that would fly open if you went over a bump on a motorway. This necessitated pulling over to close it, and allowing you to reconsider driving at the speed limit of 70mph, like a maniac. A spare wheel that was carried in a metal cradle under the boot floor. This rusted until it was seized in place, forcing you to take the much safer option of ringing for the RAC to tow you away, rather than trying the dangerous move of changing your wheel at the side of the road. Chronic unreliability, which had a two-fold benefit. Firstly, you can’t drive it if it’s broken down and secondly, even when it’s fixed it’s used up most of the money you’d have otherwise spent on fuel. This kept you off the dangerous road network of the UK for as long as possible. A complete refusal to start on frozen mornings, so you couldn’t drive on icy roads. A complete absence of horsepower - meaning you couldn’t dream of attempting any risky overtakes. It was a 1.4 non-turbo diesel. A relay that would regularly fail when you put the headlights onto main beam. This left the lights on main beam, no matter what you did with any controls. Therefore you could ALWAYS see the road ahead of you. A radio that, no matter what you did with it, always gave you traffic alerts from the local stations. Whether you wanted them or not. This repeated bombardment of where accidents had occurred on local roads meant that you instinctively knew all the accident black spots after a short while. A tilt and turn sunroof that occasionally came off its hinges when you tilted it up as you were driving along. Again, a twofold benefit - 1) you had to continue holding this piece of tinted glass in your hand while you slowly coasted to a halt - reducing your speed and increasing concentration in one move, and 2) it was often just easier to take it out completely, leaving a fair-weather escape hatch in the roof of the car. I christened this car imbued with a nervous Grandma’s soul “Elsie”. She looked after me well in the four years I spent with her.
My 207 has this amazing feature where it will not pull in any gear above 2 on the slightest incline. This brilliant safety decision stops me from going anywhere near the 30mph speed limit, resulting in the death and destruction of everyone around me. Bravo Peugeot!
There's a double mini roundabout in the village I live in and it's almost always the Peugeot drivers that wait the longest and then cut someone off or don't indicate.
What even is a double mini roundabout
@@jakob9614 sounds like a Makkas burger or something lol
@@NearlyH3adlessNick Macca's? Ustrayn detected!
@@rafaeloda we should seriously change our countries name to that lol it's exactly how we say it!! Lol
geez, why does ANY place in the world even have a "double mini roundabout"? i'd say it means one must put down a nice double donut burnout before proceeding (attention peugeot drivers: this will not work with your car!)
" "Moderner Peugeot-Fahrer" Abenteuer | Oberes Gear" ... gotta love it when youtube auto-translates to german.
Oberes Gear
it would actually be obere ausrüstung wouldn't it?
Moritz Horst it would be „oberster Gang“. „Ausrüstung“ means equipment
@@sleinzer2302 it can be both gang and ausrüstung
Moritz Horst but to translate it so it would make sense in this context it would have to be gang
I helped my dad change the starter on my sisters peugeot. It took us 4 hours because that damn thing is cramped like no other car!
little did we know back in 2016, that was probably Jeremys farm they were driving through