Presenters Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond have stayed away on this occasion, but who better to set the charges than The Stig.
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Top Gear celebrate 10 millionth facebook fan! Blows up caravan [video]
Filed under: Videos Just when we were starting to think that there is nothing on television worth watching, we get our first look at Top Gear series 18. Beyond the jump is a 30 second teaser of the upcoming season, with a glimpse at more episodes filled with Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond. The cars are there as well, including a very yellow Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG Coupe Black Series , NASCAR Top Gear style and some crazy man who jumps out of a plane with a powered wing attached to his back. Oh, and it seems Jezza attacks a trailer park in a Jaguar XJ .
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Filed under: Coupe , Hybrid , Sedan , Performance , BMW , Specialty , Fisker , Luxury Top Gear magazine and Jeremy Clarkson have already let us in on their 2011 care of the year , the Land Rover Range Rover Evoque taking the cake from both of them (although Clarkson made the distinction that the best car of 2011 was the BMW 535d M-Sport Touring). A few more TG stars have clocked in to make their assessments, with Hammond choosing the BMW 1 Series M , May selecting the Fisker Karma , The Stig pointing to the BAC Mono , and mag writer Tom Ford laying money on the Morgan 3Wheeler . Hammond found the 1 Series M perfectly “boisterous,” May was smitten with the Karma’s future-forward-vegan ethose, namely the fact that it has no animal products, and The Stig’s stenographer wrote that the F3-racer-cum-street-legal-maniac BAC Mono is, well, just that. As for the Morgan 3Wheeler, after recounting all the ways it misses the mark as a car, Ford gives those very reasons for it being an awesome experience
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Report: BMW 1M, Fisker Karma and BAC Mono are Top Gear stars’ Car of the Year winners
Filed under: Europe , Earnings/Financials , Celebrities , India Pretty much every time Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson opens his mouth these days, someone takes offense, which does make it hard to tell whether Clarkson is actually offensive. The latest complaints have come after the Top Gear Christmas special , in which Clarkson and his posse go to India on a “trade mission.” According to The Telegraph , the BBC has received 23 complaints about the show, in which Clarkson is charged with making insensitive remarks about Indian clothing, trains, food and history. Clarkson’s “funny” bits on the show included dropping his pants in front of Indian dignitaries and outfitting a Jaguar XJS with a toilet seat and then driving around Indian slums, according to the report.
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Report: Latest group that Jeremy Clarkson has offended? Indians
Filed under: Etc. , UK , Celebrities Jeremy Clarkson has finally taken on the row that’s erupted over his comments about striking public workers. As you may recall, Clarkson jokingly said the workers should be shot in the head for refusing to go back to work. The Daily Mail ran with those comments, portraying Clarkson as staunchly anti-labor instead of the loveable blowhard that he is.
Filed under: Videos , UK , Celebrities , India We’re all for anything Top Gear UK , so we were thrilled to stumble upon this 30-second teaser for the show’s trip to India. It appears Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond will be embarking on a trade mission. And yes, you read “trade mission.” The UK’s big three will apparently attempting to improve Britain’s economy by boosting trade with the good people of India.
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Video: Top Gear teases India special