Remember how James May tested the Range Rover against a driverless truck and found the Rangie could monster off road driving with hardly a scratch? That's not exactly how it happened.

Even though the last episode of Top Gear aired on Sunday night (Or next Monday for us here in America), their work never ends. We've received word that Jeremy Clarkson and James May are in New Zealand filming for next season. And guess what? The locals are angry and protesting.

Look everyone, it's another episode of that show from England with all the cars, Top Gear!

During the hoopla that was the Super Bowl last night, you may or may not have forgotten that there was a new episode of Top Gear on last night.

After a pretty long hiatus, Top Gear returns to British TVs, American's illegal downloads, and pirated YouTube clips this Sunday. It will be on American TVs a week later, if you can wait that long.

There are only two ways to watch the original Top Gear in America: Download it illegally or wait about 17 years for it to air on BBC America.

It's hard out there for Captain Slow and his buddies at Top Gear. Every season, they try to dazzle us with insane new stunts and ridiculous road tests. The problem is that in recent years, their antics end up posted on YouTube or on Facebook or on auto websites months or weeks before the episode airs. We've done it;…

When James May came on Top Gear's second season from editing car mags, he was a reserved, restrained, sensible man. Now he is a raving lunatic with his own shows about seducing women and making Lego houses.

These pictures of Jeremy Clarkson just popped up on the internets. And just from seeing them, we are happy to announce that the next series of Top Gear will be as wonderfully nuts as ever.