The scene where he buys a car for about £4000, drives it just a few yards from the showroom and put a sledge hammer to it with staff and passers-by looking on in amazement is the highlight of the video. Rather amusing I must say.

Overall it's a good video, but it's not the sort of thing you would watch for a second time.

Clarkson doing what he does best.
Review date: 2006-03-15 Rating: 8 out of 10

Anonther one of Jeremy Clarkson's annual DVD's and, although this one is themed differently and on first impressions appears generally different, it really isn't. It is still highly enjoyable, though, and you can't help but laugh out loud when he buys a brand new car from the dealer then proceeds to smash it up with a sledgehammer right under the salesmen's noses. That car was definitely one of the cars going to hell. It is very childish but this DVD mixes the destructive stuff quite well with the tyre-smoking, exhaust barking, engine thrashing stuff too. As usual then- if you can't get enough of our Jezza (and I can't) then you'll love this. If you don't then you probably won't have even got to this part of the review. Highly enjoyable, good old fashioned, heart warming viewing. Highly recommended.

Usual Clarkson carry on
Review date: 2006-02-14 Rating: 4 out of 10

If you watch Top Gear, and you like Clarkson's irreverent attitude and pithy one-liners, then this DVD is right up your street. If, however, you are Porsche fan, then don't bother to buy it. The sleeve notes say "..the Ferraris, the Porches and the Aston Martins". Well, we know that Clarkson loves Ferraris and Astons, but has no time for Porsches. So, true to form, he doesn't even take a 911 for a spin. So, as long as you are at one with Jeremy's likes and dislikes you'll enjoy his antics. But if you're looking for his opinion on the Porsches, then you'll be disappointed.

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