Awesome Top Gear

“Thank you very much for watching. Goodbye!” Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May have entertained and riled up audiences for the past three decades. Sometimes they talked about cars too. Now, the last season of the Top Gear trio’s globetrotting Amazon Prime series, The Grand Tour, is upon us. Premieres 9.13.24.

James plays a bagpipe, Hammond is trapped on a rickety bridge, and Clarkson – or maybe all three of them – destroys a helicopter in the silly yet thrilling trailer for The Grand Tour‘s third season. Premieres 1/18/19.

Apparently, the producers of The Grand Tour would like the cast of the hit automotive show to be a bit less British and a bit more American. So Jeremy, Richard, and James set about fulfilling that request for Season 2 of the Amazon series… with hilarious results.

Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May go car skiing, wreck an airplane, take a mud bath, and of course hit the open road in all manner of exotic supercars. The Grand Tour returns to Amazon Prime Video on 12/8/2017. Let’s hope they killed off Celebrity Brain Crash.

(PG-13: Language) British GQ continues to entertain with their chill video interview series, this time taking on Jezza, Captain Slow and The Hamster as they chat about their current daily drivers, the differences between Amazon and the BBC, the state of TV, and celebrity life.

During a recent Top Gear bit, Matt LeBlanc turned his attention from cars and interviews to wanton destruction – pushing watermelons, a shed, and an entire Volvo through a Bunning Lowlander Widebody 380HD – a piece of machinery designed for spreading mulch.

New year, new hosts, new cars. BBC keeps Top Gear alive with the help of Matt LeBlanc and new buddies Chris Harris and Rory Reid. Watch the trailer to see them turn Renaults into bumper cars, drive the Bugatti Chiron and more. Premieres 3/12/17.

With May, Hammond, and Clarkson gone, we’d much rather watch The Grand Tour than the new Top Gear, but we just had to share this extended footage in which Ken Block tore up the streets of London with his 1400 hp Hoonicorn Mustang, with Matt LeBlanc riding shotgun.

Tonight! Richard Hammond is embarrassed, Jeremy Clarkson is embarrassed and James May is embarrassed. Hammond makes it clear what he and his boys think of their replacements with this vicious mashup.

Like most gearheads, we’re stoked for the return of Clarkson, Hammond, and May, with their epic new Amazon series. The trailer gives only the tiniest taste of what’s to come, but we’ve heard the opening sequence is the single most expensive shot in the history of television.

Jeremy, Richard, and James May dropped by The Late Late Show, but not to perform Carpool Karaoke. Instead, they took host James Corden for three laps around Willow Springs in a Corvette Grand Sport while he offered up trivia questions which affected their lap times.

Jezza, The Hamster, and Captain Slow’s new show The Grand Tour appears to be exactly the same as their old show. They still race cars, make dad jokes, and need a tame racing driver. Perhaps they’ll choose the old Stig, who turned up in this post-Top Gear clip that’s making the rounds.

Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May return after leaving Top Gear in the dust, and tease us ever so slightly with some of the epic locations and crazy cars they’ll be driving in season one. Episodes will release weekly starting 11/18/16 on Amazon Prime Video.

(PG-13: Language) We’ve been dying to get behind the wheel of the new Ford Focus RS, what with its 350 hp, AWD, torque vectoring, and other rally-style bells and whistles. But Ford did us one better, and put us in one with Ben Collins (aka “The Stig”) at the controls.

The Stig drives a truck, an Aston Martin Vulcan does donuts, Matt LeBlanc has no fashion sense, and Sabine Schmitz makes her fellow host Chris Evans literally puke in our first look at the Top Gear reboot. The new crew has some big shoes to fill, so good luck guys!

Samsung’s artificially transparent truck is a clever idea, but it’s far from original. In an old episode dedicated to James Bond’s cars, Top Gear slapped cameras and displays on a van’s rear and sides. The hilarious hack needed a gas generator to work.