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So, Tuesday saw a dramatic end to a long, but fun season three of Top Gear USA. TG.com had a chat with the hosts to find out which moments of the season were tops – and which sent them into therapy…
There’s little question as to which taxi most gearheads would jump into, especially given its gold-medal winning driver. Unsurprising, however, that the Ambutaxi took the prize– most folks want to vomit from excessive alcohol consumption with their friends, not motion sickness. The MPR-12C vs. NASCAR Cup car segment was honestly one of the cooler things […]
Four long, beard-free months have passed without a new episode, but rest assured that Rut, Adam and Tanner spent this time destroying bodies both flesh and steel filming the next ten episodes of Season 3. And the first of these gasoline-quaffing adventures airs this coming Tuesday on History at 9/8C! In the season re-opener, Rut […]
The hosts admitted after filming that helming these tractors was some of the most fun they’ve ever experienced behind the wheel. And understandably so—these beasts of burden are among the most powerful and advanced on the market.
Rut, Adam and Tanner have gripped the steering wheels of some of the most expensive, exotic machinery on earth, but nothing could have prepared them for this week’s challenge: driving huge dollar, huge power tractors around the most agriculturally productive place on earth. And later in the show, a lucky host gets to ride the […]
So we’re onto episode four of season three of Top Gear USA in America, and it’s a simple enough premise… What’s the best vehicle to take on a long trip – like a 700-mile trip – when you don’t want to stop for fuel? The hosts were told to show up in Portland, Oregon in […]
The laughable sums of money offered for what are, without question, three desirable cars, probably only highlighted our host’s terrible selling skills. Or it could have had something to do with the SVX’s water-fried electronics, or perhaps Tanner’s decision to weld the XR4Ti’s rear differential rendering it a tad less streetable.
So, what’s the best tiny car in America? More importantly, does Lilliputian transport even make sense in the United States? To find out, the boys pick the three smallest cars sold in America and head to the Bayou.
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TopGear.commers with children under the age of ten will already understand this headline (and probably have the theme tune aurally tattooed on their lower cortex). For the rest of you, welcome to the world of Phineas Flynn, English stepbrother Ferb Fletcher, and bossy sister Candace, three cartoon characters who can never agree, and repeatedly hatch […]
So, Tuesday saw a dramatic end to a long, but fun season three of Top Gear USA. TG.com had a chat with the hosts to find out which moments of the season were tops – and which sent them into therapy…
If you want to find the most extreme winter off-roading on the planet, set your compass for Iceland, located in the middle of the freezing, seething North Atlantic. In Iceland, glacial ice does battle with volcanic magma, and the locals have evolved extreme vehicles to conquer these torturous conditions. American trucks once ruled supreme in […]
While Hollywood has convinced the world that most Americans live a short walk from warm California beaches, Yanks spend much of the year quite literally freezing. Snow falls in all 50 states, and slick roads mean treacherous driving. Equipping your car with proper winter tires, a stronger battery, etc. can run upwards of $2K. Instead, […]
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