#TopGear

Former Friends star Matt LeBlanc has stepped down from his role as a host of the BBC’s Top Gear.

Top Gear is being forced to evacuate the Dunsfold Aerodrome that has served as its test track for years, as a housing development has been approved to be built on the site.

Top Gear isn’t what it used to be with Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May gone, but you can now remember the good old days by purchasing the show’s old Kia C’eed “Reasonably Priced Car.”

There’s nothing the Stig loves more than a fast machine.

The U.S.-spec version of Top Gear, the car-crazy television show created by the BBC, is coming back. 

“It’s true, I did fall off a motorbike whilst filming recently for The Grand Tour in Mozambique. I banged my head, yes, along with pretty much everything else apart from my left thumb, which remains un-bruised,” Hammond wrote in a blog post. Although he didn’t confirm it himself, The Sun is reporting that Hammond was knocked unconscious.

A new trailer for BBC’s Top Gear has been released, and the series is looking really damn good.

The 24th season of Top Gear is on the horizon and a new teaser video is out. 

The BBC has released the extended cut of Ken Block’s segment on Top Gear, including plenty of new smokey burnout footage. 

Top Gear’s former race car driver took to social media to troll the new official race car driver on The Grand Tour. 

Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May have lived up to expectations.

Matt LeBlanc will be hosting Top Gear for at least two more years.

The new car show starring everyone’s favorite ex-Top Gear hosts is set to debut on November 18.