A keenly priced Mini, Roller and Jag. In India. What could POSSIBLY go wrong
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Moments after Jeremy discovered you could use a Corby trouser press to cook naan bread. No, really
Advertisement - Page continues belowJames May and a Rolls Royce - an expensive, flatulent and less reliable alternative to the elephant
Drum ‘n' space, grace and pace
OI OI!! BRITS ABROAAAAAAD!!!
Our British goods stall looks a bit... rubbish
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The boys' Justin Beiber covers went down superbly
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Power is nothing without EXHAUST PIPES
Minis were born for rallying. Jag and Roller? Not so much...
The mighty Allegro joins TG's forfeit ranks
Paddy Hopkirk did not endorse these accessories
SPY SHOT - Jag's new off-roader caught testing
There is nothing unusual about this picture. At all
Hey look! It's the Lake Palace Hotel from Octopussy!
"Swapsies?" asks James
Mirror, signal, AAARRRRRGGGGHHH!
Queuing - the finest British import... in the world
Big fish, little fish, cardboard box
Stowage space. The Mini has none
Big cat, little gaps
That's not a double bass - it's a violin
Yes, man on the right - we can see you picking your nose
India's finest takes on Britain's foulest
"One looooove, for the city streets, one looooove, for the hip hop beats..."
[Insert people carrier joke here]
This is a man on an elephant
"No Richard, I haven't stolen your whitening kit"
If you gotta go, you gotta go
Rolls Royce gets in the spirit of 'Movember'
Bass - how high can you go?
Rickshaw fun bus was a hit with the locals
An amused Jeremy Clarkson, sometime earlier
Biscuits and salad cream: the lunch of champions
Water fight was a necessity
They were all smiles at first...
Jeremy's post-song breakdance was strictly not for telly
'Delhi belly' attack couldn't have come at a worse time
Our illustrious convoy
Some men with hats making Fire.
Carries four in 'comfort'
Jag's 4.0-litre straight-six tackles some Indian terrain
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