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==Home video distribution==
==Home video distribution==
{{Main Article|name={{BASEPAGENAME}}/Home Video Releases/Series Box Sets/Series 13}}
{{Main Article|name={{BASEPAGENAME}}/Home Video Releases/Series 13}}
{{TG 2002 Later Videos|reldate=28th September, 2010|country=the United States and Canada|region=Region 1|comment=The series would then be released in Australia on the 4th November, 2010 as a Region 4 release in an orange steelbook case, before making its way to its native United Kingdom on the 8th August, 2011.}} Minor cuts were made to the content of the episodes, including a depiction of suicide being removed from one of the adverts produced for the Scirocco challenge, and lasts for 423:23, with just 7 and half a minutes of footage redacted from the original broadcasts.
{{TG 2002 Later Videos|reldate=28th September, 2010|country=United States and Canada|region=Region 1|comment=The series would then be released in Australia on the 4th November, 2010 as a Region 4 release, before making its way to its native United Kingdom on the 8th August, 2011.}} Minor cuts were made to the content of the episodes, including a depiction of suicide being removed from one of the adverts produced for the Scirocco challenge.
 
All home video releases of Series 13 were on DVD only. The Region 1 release featured more significant cuts, reducing the box set's length down to 366 minutes, but featured several bonus features that had appeared, or would appear in other ''Top Gear'' home video releases, including an extended Spitfire scene from the [[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}/Series 11/Episode 6|Series 11 finale]], an extended interview of AC/DC frontman [[Brian Johnson]] from the series' [[{{PAGENAME}}/Episode 6|sixth episode]], and an extended interview of 2009 Formula 1 world champion [[Jenson Button]] from the [[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}/Series 14/Episode 5|subsequent series]].


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