Top Gear Magazine

I got into Top gear a while ago, and when I realised they had a magazine too I was really rather excited! I thought the magazine would be much like the show, but when I bought the mag I realised it was nothing like it. The magazine really is just for people who like cars, and although I do, I love them infact, thats not what atrtratcs me to the show. Its the witty banter which goes on between the presenters. The magazine has columns by both jeremy clarkson and james may, these are normally 2 page spreads about either cars or other random stuff, Hammond doesnt make an appearence anywhere which is slightly annoying! the rest of the mag is ...  Read the complete review

The Top Gear TV programme has begin to achieve nationwide recognition in it's last few series, and with good reason; you'll struggle to find anything more entertaining on the box. However, with this popularity has come a burden of sorts - the new audience. Previously it was the reserve of automotive buffs, but now, people from all walks of life, whatever their opinion on cars, are tuning in, because it is such good entertainment. In short, while the show is still very good and highly enjoyable, it isn't quite as good at providing information on cars as it used to be. So what can the motoring enthusiast do to fill this void? The answer comes in Top Gear magazine. The ...  Read the complete review

I got my first edition of Top Gear magazine a couple of years ago at a filling station on the way home from Outlon Park Gold Cup racing weekend, partially because I was bored and wanted something to do for the long journey, but also because included were a ser of particularly interesting looking fridge magnets. Not being a reader, this was realy the first magazine I had read and I have to say it was thouroughly enjoyed. So good infact, that upon arriving home, I subscribed for the year, and around three years later, I am still a Top Gear magazine subscriber. The magazine itself is split up into different sections, which appear in each edition, but obviously ...  Read the complete review