Comments on: 121: Hummer & Saturn sold, new mini cars to hit the U.S.

Hummer and Saturn get new parents, new mini cars are coming to the U.S., we learn what consumers really want in car tech, and we roll in a new hybrid sedan we really like.

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by Mac User Too June 6, 2009 6:15 PM PDT: The dude's photo on the left is a little washed out. If you send it to me, I'll fix it for you for free.; Like this Reply to this comment


by tipoo_ June 7, 2009 9:04 AM PDT: Hmm, some racer dude is buying Saturn...Any chance the Sky will come back better than ever?; Like this Reply to this comment


by RevPiper June 12, 2009 9:05 PM PDT: So if I could decide which three guys hosted TG America...

Clarkson=Brian Cooley because he can be as harsh as Clarkson
May=Jay Leno Because he is as courteous as Mr. May
Hammond=Jason Priestly Because he fits the template,and drives race cars.

Love the show guys,how about a "404 meets Car Tech" episode..; Like this Reply to this comment

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