BBC World video examines Detroit’s cars and culture
This BBC World video is kinda old (from 2005) and pretty long (24 minutes), but it’s worth watching. You can tell that the host, Jeremy Clarkson, really likes Detroit. Besides cars, he talks Motown, rides around with Bob Seger and delves into history.
This BBC World video is kinda old (from 2005) and pretty long (24
minutes), but it’s worth watching. You can tell that the host, Jeremy
Clarkson, really likes Detroit. Besides cars, he talks Motown, rides
around with Bob Seger and delves into history.
Best unintentionally funny moment: Clarkson’s mis-pronunciation of Packard.
Watch it here.
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