"Top Gear" - this TV performance won't please Florida

The latest "Top Gear" was shown on BBC 2 last night. The trio of petrolheads decide to explore the question of whether it's cheaper to hire or buy a car when holidaying in the USA. They go to Miami and eventually manage to find three old cars in doubtful condition and from questionable sellers - each for less that $1000.
They then drive these three cars to New Orleans and have several unpleasant adventures on the way caused by breakdowns but also by painting provocative anti-religious and leftish political slogans on the cars when in Alabama.
On arrival in New Orleans they are astonished at the large amount of dereliction which still remains after Katrina's devastation. At the beginning they had thought they would get some of their $3000 back by selling the cars at the end of the trip but now they see so many people stricken by poverty that they decide to give the cars away in New Orleans, which they do.
Their final verdict: best not to go to the USA on holiday at all.

My verdict - all a bit nuts and somewhat tasteless but I still watched it!