It takes something very special to impress the Top Gear team but the crew were unanimous in their decision to name Ford’s Mondeo as their 2007 Family Car of the Year. >> read
NBC is working on a US edition of the popular BBC car show. A pilot for "Gear," which will be announced at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. It will offer a mix of cars, humor and celebrities. >> read
Nissan’s QASHQAI has picked up another gong, rounding off a great debut year for the compact crossover whose all round qualities have captured customers’ imaginations. The BBC Top Gear magazine team have named it best SUV in their 2007 Awards issue, on sale now. >> read
Is true that 2008 has just begun, but this is the best news of the year! Jeremy Clarkson wants to be UK’s Prime Minister! An online petition on the website of current Prime Minister Gordon Brown is attempting to push the Top Gear presenter next in line for the position. Over 30,000 signatures have been signed up so far, and the PM’s office is reportedly "taking it seriously." >> read
About the accident that TopGear’s presenter Richard Hammond had almost a year ago there’s no need to say anything. But, for those who are interested, the car that almost killed him is for sale on eBay. >> read
This is the most unbelievable test ever! The Veryon vs. the Eurofighter Typhoon jet. And of course the test was made by TopGear. And the result will be seen this Sunday! >> read
Top Gear made a "little" trip to the fantasy island. Yes, Isle of Man. And on a fantasy Island you need fantasy cars. And they had. They put their hands on some of the fastest cars in the world and gave their verdict. >> read
No, this time he didn’t crashed at 288mph in a rocket car, but his accident really didn’t help his team at the 24hr race at Silverstone. Hammond crashed in a £100,000 BMW 330 Dti Sport, the car him and his team were competing at the race. >> read
I don’t think you know, but I’m a big fan of Top Gear, and I mean I REALLY love the show.
This morning, I was watching the challenge that Jeremy Clarkson and James May, together with Richard Hammond are doing, racing 400 miles to the North Pole, the first two on a Toyota pick up, and Richard on a sledge pulled by dogs.
During the training, the instructor told them that bears usually attack when expeditioners are making "number 2", so, Clarkson, came out with a (...) >> read