The Official Jay Leno Garage Thread
#16
Jay said good-bye to his being long-standing Tonight Show host last night...but will, of course, remain a car enthusiast.
I was sorry to see him leave the Tonight Show, though. He was excellent competiton for David Letterman......who, IMO, borders on the moronic.
At one time, Jay was credited with having the world's second-largest privately-owned car collection (with the Sultan of Brunei on top)...but that may have recently changed.
I was sorry to see him leave the Tonight Show, though. He was excellent competiton for David Letterman......who, IMO, borders on the moronic.
At one time, Jay was credited with having the world's second-largest privately-owned car collection (with the Sultan of Brunei on top)...but that may have recently changed.
Also heard that
#18
Bob Hall and Tom Matano tell Jay about the creation and evolution of Mazda's iconic sports car in celebration of its 25th year in production.
Check out the Official Jay Leno's Garage Site for more: http://JayLenosGarage.com
Check out the Official Jay Leno's Garage Site for more: http://JayLenosGarage.com
#21
Lexus Test Driver
Jay was the king of late night. Replacing him the first time was a mistake and replacing him this time was a mistake. I like Fallon ok, but he's no Leno. He was the single most classy individual that NBC has employed in recent times IMO.
That said....it's always better to go out on top than to hang on until nobody wants you anymore.
That said....it's always better to go out on top than to hang on until nobody wants you anymore.
#24
Bruce Goldsmith takes Jay through the superformance car Pete Brock re-engineered in the style of the iconic '60s original - kind of the new version of what might have been.
#28
Legendary hot rodder Don Yenko gave 100 Corvairs his special tuning touch, and #54 is one of around 70 that exist today. Jay bought this Stage 2 from fireman Jeff Guzzetta, who executed the road racer's meticulous restoration.
#30
Lexus Fanatic
I love that Camaro, love Jay's Garage videos. I will miss him on The Tonight Show, it was nice watching him on the Tonight Show knowing he was a huge car enthusiasts and had one of the biggest most impressive car collections in the world.