ARSGT3

Yeah not a big fan of clarkson, Kind of a pompous ***.

TRAKCAR

Where can we watch it?

0Q991

TG = TV variety show that just happens to use cars as props.

Mike in CA

It's on BBC America, so depends if your TV provider carries that. I have DirecTV and it's in HD on channel 264. First run episodes are shown Monday evening; repeats shown constantly....

TRAKCAR

Aren't we a few weeks behind?

0Q991

I think BBC America is like 1 or maybe 2 weeks behind?

Mike in CA

I think we're a week or two behind; not sure. I missed the season opener which was shown here on 2/9 but went back and downloaded it via On Demand. I have 2 others recorded but haven't watched them to see if the Porsche slam is included. The did test the 918 in the 3rd episode I think....

0Q991

I think the slam is during the Caterham episode--tomorrow night?

ChrisF

I'm in the UK at the moment so it was on TV. You can DL via Torrent at final gear dot com.

cingulus

I get TG on Amazon Prime, and it seems to be 1 week behind.

R.Deacon

Peter Comcast here in Palm Beach County BBC Channel 114

8:30 tomorrow evening new episode of Top Gear

Guest89

Tonight's TG from BBC

http://www.streetfire.net/video/top-gear-21x05-20140302_2452468.htm

TRAKCAR

Thanks, deacon I think they run a week behind

silverrules

Just thinking out loud and another possibility. Maybe it's taking a long time for PAG to come out because they are in process of manufacturing new engines so when they come out they have the goods on hand? Wonder how long it would take them to put together say 750 new engines?

Nick

At some point Porsche is going to have to provide a full explanation of why they issued the stop sale order. If that is the case, Porsche should provide us with an update of their investigation and estimates of how long it will take. It doesn't matter if they have reached any conclusions as to what the problem is or what the fix will be.

They need to be overly transparent about this. To go into total silence mode is the worst possible PR strategy. They must understand that many of us can and will deal with what they have to say but we abhor deafening silence as if we do not matter.

I understand the German pride in their engineering talents but there are times when it is best to acknowledge mistakes and move on.

Porsche needs to lift its communication ban and tell us owners something.