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The Number Plate That Nearly Killed Clarkson: Argentina's £50 Million Revenge

In September 2014, Jeremy Clarkson drove a Porsche into Argentina with a number plate reading H982 FKL. Two weeks later, he was hiding under a bed while an angry mob howled for his blood outside. This is the story of how seven letters on a license plate triggered an international incident, a violent ambush, and the destruction of three classic cars worth millions. KEY MOMENTS: September 19, 2014: Top Gear arrives in Bariloche for Christmas special filming H982 FKL number plate interpreted as 1982 Falklands War reference Clarkson discovers Twitter outrage on night three of shoot October 2: Falklands veterans surround crew's Ushuaia hotel Tolhuin ambush: Mob attacks convoy with rocks and pickaxes Crew cuts border fence to escape into Chile Three classic cars abandoned and later crushed by Argentina BBC investigation clears crew of deliberate provocation The incident that nearly cost lives and ended Clarkson's BBC career #JeremyClarkson #TopGear #Argentina #FalklandsWar #BBCScandal #H982FKL #Patagonia #CarScandal #BritishTV #Ushuaia #PoliticalControversy #TopGearSpecial #Porsche928 #InternationalIncident #MobAttack #ClarksonControversy #BBCNews #AutomotiveHistory #TVScandal #UKPolitics #ArgentinaUK #RichardHammond #JamesMay #TheGrandTour #BritishScandal