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Top Gear: Series 18, Episode 2

  • Richard goes to Texas to learn about NASCAR racing
  • Jeremy power tests the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Roadster
  • Jeremy and James travel to Beijing to look at Chinese cars
  • Star in a Reasonably Priced Car: Matt Le Blanc

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Top Gear: Series 18, Episode 1

  • Jeremy, Richard and James travel to Italy for a Supercar Shootout
  • Jeremy takes the Lamborghini Aventador
  • James selects a McLaren MP4-12C
  • Richard goes with the unreliable Noble M600
  • Star in a Reasonably Priced Car: Will.i.am

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Star in a Reasonably Priced Car Stats from carbuzz

Carbuzz.co.uk recently compiled and released a set of rather interesting statistics for Top Gear’s Star in a Reasonably Priced Car segment.

If you’ve ever wondered just how the Liana’s average laptimes compare to the Lacetti or the Cee’d, or whether a ‘moist’ track makes a big difference – you should definitely check this out!

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Bumper stickers are now available.

We’re proud to announce that we now have TopGearbox bumper stickers available.

Available in both reflective white or gloss black, these stickers are made from external gradevinyl and are guaranteed to look fantastic on your car! What better way to express your love of Top Gear to the general public, without looking like a berk?

If you are interested in finding out more, why not head over to our Shop and check ‘em out. All proceeds go towards the running costs of TopGearbox.com!
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2012: What can we expect from Top Gear?

With just over a week to go until Series 18, Top Gear fans are shifting their focus from the fairly dismal India Special over to the new series. The big question is – what can we expect? If you hate spoilers, you’d better stop reading now. Read more

Top Gear Series 18 Trailer

Top Gear Series 18 returns on January 29th – but until then, check out this newly released preview trailer!


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The Top Gear India Special aftermath

The India Special was one of the most anticipated Top Gear episodes in recent memory – it held a lot of promise but in the end it delivered very little and caused quite a stir on topgear.com.

As the credits rolled and I turned the TV off, it left me wondering how they stuffed it up so badly. We were told to expect a 1,300 mile journey across India, but due to the way the show was edited, it felt more like 100 miles.

Instead of seeing more of this amazing country, we had to sit and suffer through the boys ‘revolutionising’ the Dabbawala lunch delivery system in Bombay, their utterly stupid party in Delhi – and why did they decide to get on the train? Who organises a road trip across a foreign country and then loads their vehicle on a train? I was not alone with my opinion. Read more

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