Top Gear

Harris, Flintoff, McGuinness report for duty.

Turns out hearses aren't designed for fast corners.

Season 26 trailer previews what's to come for Matt, Chris and Rory.

Harris also later confirmed that speed wasn't a factor in the crash.

Rory Reid also leaves his primary host role.

You can also enjoy some virtual time in a vintage Alfa Romeo.

We have no idea who is going to replace him.

The last episode of the latest BBC Top Gear season was just shown in the UK. If that makes you sad, there's another reason to feel wistful: as has been reported for over a decade now, the Dunsfold Aerodrome runway and Top Gear test tack will eventually be replaced by housing. Last week the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government personally greenlit the project.

Today in silly automotive stunts comes news that there's a new world record for fastest modified farm tractor. It comes courtesy of the folks on BBC's "Top Gear"; the actual show airs Sunday on BBC 2.

There's even a glimpse of The Stig.

There will be cars.

In the end, there wasn't much left of the Alpine.

Imagine trying to outrun Block in a 4x4 off-roader.

Subaru versus Chevy versus Ford.

The trio goes off-road.

Hey look, it's Magnus Walker on Top Gear America in a Porsche in downtown Los Angeles.

This week's episode is all about movie cars.

William Fichtner says it's "the American incarnate."

Complete with new hosts for a new series.