top-gear Subscribe

Top gear drives the Smart ED, isn't terribly impressed

We can think of a few electric cars which have gotten less-than-stellar reviews, probably deservedly so. The first reviewer that we know of to tackle the smart ED, though, was rather in favor of the diminutive electric machine, enjoying the 60 mile-per-hour top speed and 72-mile range. Top Gear, though, was less than impressed, citing a distinct lack of range and suggesting that "the Smart looks less appealing than a bike." Granted, smart thinks that the review unit provided to Top Gear must have had some ailments, but perhaps the system still ... Read more →

Top Gear presenter, Richard Hammond plugs the Th!nk City Domenick Yoney

Many of you know Richard Hammond from the very popular and amusing show about all things automotive from Britain called Top Gear. Did you know that he is also a columnist for the UK tabloid The ...

Top Gear pits the BMW 535d against the 545i Sam Abuelsamid

Prior to 2005, Top Gear blowhard Jeremy Clarkson was not a fan of diesel-powered cars. In fact, until July 2005 no diesel had ever turned a lap on the Top Gear test track. But then Jeremy met the BMW ...

VIDEO: G-Wiz takes on an even smaller electric car! Sam Abuelsamid

If you've been paying any attention at all, you'll be aware that we hold the G-Wiz electric quadricycle in the same sort of "high" regard that Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson does. What more can be ...

VIDEO: Jeremy Clarkson goes from London to Edinburgh and back on one tank of diesel in an Audi A8 Sam Abuelsamid

Our favorite British automotive blow-hard, one Jeremy Clarkson, is usually out to prove just how fast cars can go. During one episode of Top Gear he changed direction to see just how economically he ...

Funniest Top Gear video EVER! (Jeremy Clarkson in the Peel P50) 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

In what is easily the funniest car review Top Gear has ever done, the above video shows Jeremy Clarkson trying out the Peel P50, the smallest production car in the world. I don't want to give away too much but when I saw someone else in the elevator, I could not stop laughing. Below the fold is a ...

Featured
Breaking
Popular

View all

Tip of the Day

Guide to Common Green Acronymns

CAFE – Corporate Average Fuel Economy. A system used in the U.S. to define mileage requirements of new vehicles.

Featured Galleries

Team Autoblog Green

Editor-in-Chief

Sebastian Blanco: Email

The Team

Autoblog Green bloggers (30 days)

#	Blogger	Posts	Cmts
1	Sebastian Blanco	102	14
2	Sam Abuelsamid	84	1
3	Jeremy Korzeniewski	52	0
4	Domenick Yoney	21	0
5	Xavier Navarro	17	1
6	Chris Shunk	3	0
7	Damon Lavrinc	3	0
8	Michael Harley	3	0
9	Jonny Lieberman	2	0
10	Drew Phillips	2	0
11	Jonathon Ramsey	2	0
12	Gary Witzenburg	1	0
13	John Neff	1	0
14	AutoblogGreen Staff	1	0
15	Frank Filipponio	1	0