Jeremy Clarkson forced out of Argentina after driving with 'Falklands War' numberplate | UK | News | Daily Express
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This comes after Argentinian ex-soldiers stopped the presenter's Porsche - whose numberplate seemed to reference the Falklands War - at a roadblock before marching to his luxury hotel to demand he and his Top Gear team abandon the area.
Clarkson is understood to have checked out of his hotel early and fled to Chile after he was blasted for driving a car bearing the "provocative" plate - H982 FKL - to travel part of the famous Patagonian Highway.
Top Gear bosses insisted the plate had not been chosen deliberately and was a pure coincidence.
Clarkson is understood to have checked out of his hotel early and fled to Chile after he was blasted for driving a car bearing the "provocative" plate - H982 FKL - to travel part of the famous Patagonian Highway.
Top Gear bosses insisted the plate had not been chosen deliberately and was a pure coincidence.
I especially like the clutching at straw with
Local councillor Juan Manuel Romano claimed the digits 269 on the number plate of the Ford Mustang Mustang Richard Hammond was driving were close to the 255 Britons killed during the 1982 war.
He also said the numbers 646 on James May’s Lotus could be taken as a reference to the 649 Argentinian casualties.
He also said the numbers 646 on James May’s Lotus could be taken as a reference to the 649 Argentinian casualties.
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