It was revealed a little bit ago that History Channel has revived Top Gear America with new hosts(well 2 new hosts) http://www.autoblog.com/2010/04/21/b...merica-reborn/

Now http://www.autoblog.com/2010/04/28/t...n-mullholland/ it looks like they had themselves a coming out party in the form of a planned leak. a bunch of journalists "stumbled" on the crew filming with several cars - new jag, genesis coupe, mustang and carrera - on Mulholland just as one of the hosts was doing a monologue.

I have to scratch my head and wonder why? With BBC America running real Top Gear I cant say Id watch the America version with these guys. I suppose they will be testing some different vehicles than the original but I cant imagine it will be as fun.


ahh who am i kidding- its a car show. Ill watch it until it really sucks or they put it up against one of my other regulars.

 

Without James May, Jerremy Clarckson, and Richard Hammond, that show would be pointless to me. You can't replace their sense for humor and all they do on their shows, you just can't.

 

I thought that until i watched all the Top Gear Australia episodes. At first i thought it was pointless/uninteresting show but then I started to realize it's not BBC Top Gear and the hosts have their own personality, sense of humor and perspective on cars that you start to enjoy with time.

 

I believe you, but personally I didn't watched other episodes besides the UK ones. Maybe I should give them a try

 

Yeah give them a chance, at first I didn't like australia either, it wasnt the same but if you give it a chance it really does grow on you. it grew on me quick and within a few episodes i started to like it. top gear america will be good, least i wont have to hear jeremy bashing on americans every now and then =p

 

As soon as college finishes, I'll give them a try. Yeah yeah, he always has to say something about American cars, but I think that Moris Marina was the biggest sufferer :D