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* On an episode of ''TopGear'', after giving an ultimately negative review of the Aston Martin Virage (which was tested at [[BerserkButton the Nurburgring]]), James May turns to Jeremy Clarkson and this happens: --> '''May:''' "Right. Is this gonna be a five minute argument, or do you want the full half hour?" --> '''Clarkson:''' "No, because I actually agree with you." --> '''May:''' "No, for God's sake, look the point is, Aston already make the DBS, and the Vantage S for people who are enthusiasts of the Nurburgring. But why haven't they thought that there might be somebody who wants a faster Aston, but maybe has, I don't know, back ache, for example." --> '''Clarkson:''' "Yes, I agree with that." --> '''May:''' "Oh, shut up, man! Do you not realize this could have been that car, and it isn't, and that's a tragedy!" --> '''Clarkson:''' "I know." --> '''May:''' "You are such an idiot, honestly."
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