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Welcome to the brand new TopGear.com! | Top Gear

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It's the next-gen TG website: new chassis, new engines, and new trim

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It's the next-gen TG website: new chassis, new engines, and new trim

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It's the next-gen TG website: new chassis, new engines, and new trim

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It's the next-gen TG website: new chassis, new engines, and new trim

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‘The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated,’ our humble website might have said, had our humble website gained sentience and a fondness for Mark Twain. This is largely because our humble website has been reborn for 2021. It is new. It is fresh. It is Other Important Words.

Welcome to the brand-new TopGear.com.

Like any good core model update, our website sits not on a hastily cobbled together mish-mash of leftovers finished off with a new paint option and fancy wheels. No, the updated TopGear.com is a full ground-up redesign; what you might say in CarSpeak as a scalable, lightweight future-proofed platform. (Or in Regular Human Parlance, ‘new’.)

There’s all the latest news direct from the Top Gear HQ presented in a fresh, sparkly format covering everything in the world of cars: electricity, limited-edition V8 supercars, videogames, old snotters restored to half-million pound exotics… we’ve got the lot.

We’ve also tested every new car available in the UK and packed the reviews into a shiny new database. You can peruse them at your leisure or get instant verdicts on the cars you want to research, or just fantasy shop. After all, there’s never not a good time to read a review of a Bugatti Chiron.

Want to know more? Find out what these cars are really like to own (probably not the Chiron) in our shiny new Garage section: long-term reviews of the cars you need to know about, tested in the realm of something called the ‘Real World’.

Our video vault is heaving with the very latest from TG telly, Chris Harris (mostly doing massive skids in fast cars on a track), quickfire tests of the best electric cars on sale today, and a rose-tinted look at the finest machinery from years gone by.

We’ve totally updated our patented Big Read Feature Technology too, with brand new functionality, and all of our stories work across every device (though probably not your Sony Walkman, sorry). Goes without saying that the shiny new TopGear.com is packed with the very best photography and words in the business.

Naturally, any herculean endeavour such as this often contains glitches: some you might consider ‘small’, others you might consider ‘Stig-trying-to-systematically-dismantle-the-very-fabric-of-the-web-from-the-inside-out’. Please let us know if you spot anything out of the ordinary via the comments below. Unless it's the latter, in which case... good luck.

So what are you waiting for? Dive headfirst into the brand-new TopGear.com now. Or later, if you want. After all, never put off ‘til tomorrow what you can do the day after tomorrow.

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‘The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated,’ our humble website might have said, had our humble website gained sentience and a fondness for Mark Twain. This is largely because our humble website has been reborn for 2021. It is new. It is fresh. It is Other Important Words.

Welcome to the brand-new TopGear.com.

Like any good core model update, our website sits not on a hastily cobbled together mish-mash of leftovers finished off with a new paint option and fancy wheels. No, the updated TopGear.com is a full ground-up redesign; what you might say in CarSpeak as a scalable, lightweight future-proofed platform. (Or in Regular Human Parlance, ‘new’.)

There’s all the latest news direct from the Top Gear HQ presented in a fresh, sparkly format covering everything in the world of cars: electricity, limited-edition V8 supercars, videogames, old snotters restored to half-million pound exotics… we’ve got the lot.

We’ve also tested every new car available in the UK and packed the reviews into a shiny new database. You can peruse them at your leisure or get instant verdicts on the cars you want to research, or just fantasy shop. After all, there’s never not a good time to read a review of a Bugatti Chiron.

Want to know more? Find out what these cars are really like to own (probably not the Chiron) in our shiny new Garage section: long-term reviews of the cars you need to know about, tested in the realm of something called the ‘Real World’.

Our video vault is heaving with the very latest from TG telly, Chris Harris (mostly doing massive skids in fast cars on a track), quickfire tests of the best electric cars on sale today, and a rose-tinted look at the finest machinery from years gone by.

We’ve totally updated our patented Big Read Feature Technology too, with brand new functionality, and all of our stories work across every device (though probably not your Sony Walkman, sorry). Goes without saying that the shiny new TopGear.com is packed with the very best photography and words in the business.

Naturally, any herculean endeavour such as this often contains glitches: some you might consider ‘small’, others you might consider ‘Stig-trying-to-systematically-dismantle-the-very-fabric-of-the-web-from-the-inside-out’. Please let us know if you spot anything out of the ordinary via the comments below. Unless it's the latter, in which case... good luck.

So what are you waiting for? Dive headfirst into the brand-new TopGear.com now. Or later, if you want. After all, never put off ‘til tomorrow what you can do the day after tomorrow.

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It's the next-gen TG website: new chassis, new engines, and new trim