The visually minded folks at CarBuzz love putting together Infographics on just about everything. Their latest work takes a look at a Top Gear staple; the stars in reasonably priced cars. Click past the break to see a bit of information pertaining to your favorite automotive entertainment show.
The eighteenth season of TopGear has begun and our friends (ok, we don’t really know them, but I’m sure they’re cool) at FinalGear.com have it available for you in HD here and SD here.
After the jump are two preview videos which you have seen. Also, feel free to discuss this week’s episode. I won’t get to watch it until tomorrow night. 
Three goofy old British guys are driving old British cars, a Bentley, a Mini, and a Jag, across India. Insert your own Clarksonian historic reference/analogy/metaphor in the comments section. The “programme” aired at 2000 London time, which in America is… uhmm… sometime in the afternoon.
After the jump are two preview videos and directions on how to watch the show in US. And I don’t want to hear any hipster talk of how you used to watch TopGear before anyone else, and how it now went mainstream (just like Hooniverse), and how you’re no longer interested in it. Grab your grande skim latte with extra shot, keep the 4GS handy, sit back and watch.
Each year, some time before the holiday season, Jeremy Clarkson releases a DVD and this year was no different. “Powered Up” is the annual gathering of unique, interesting and exotic cars all shown through Jeremy’s unique perspective, with interesting points, at an exotic location. It maybe all metaphors with staged drag races at Paul Ricard test track, but it is good entertainment.
Some say that their children Scandinavian flick’d their way out the womb. And their tears, when added to engine oil inhibit thermal breakdown. All we know is… they’re called The Stigs!
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If you have a passion for all things automobile, it’s nearly certain that you also enjoy watching Top Gear. The two practically go hand-in-hand, and the trio of Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May have a heavy lock on your DVR. Of the three, Clarkson is clearly the most outspoken. It doesn’t matter if he’s waxing poetic about his perceived demise of the supercar, or spewing unwanted opinions on topics non-automotive.
Purveyor of buzzy British automotive topics, CarBuzz has put together an inforgraphic highlighting some of Clarkson’s Best/Worst quotes. The list includes who was offended as well, which is a nice bit of insight. Click past the break and warm up the scroll wheel on your mouse…
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Mark your calenders TopGear fanatics! The three middle-aged guys that have been missing from your lives for a few months are set to come back on December 28th! As is now typical, the new season of TopGear will start off with a special where the trio travels to an exotic locations, India in this case, in some craptastic cars. Videos after the jump.
[Source: YouTube and FinalGear.com]
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