Top Gear www.topgear.com

The content is good. Some of it is literally lifted from last month's TG Magazine, but that's alright really. The main problem with it is that a lot of the articles are "1 picture, click to next page", and can go on for 15-20 pages or so. Terrible website design.

As a massive Topgear fan, I was really looking forward to taking my Son for his Birthday to Top Gear Live. Having been in Previous years and enjoyed it greatly.

What a disappointment. a VIP ticket was £186. Although we were met by VIP helpers at the entrance to the NEC and they told us where to go, one in the NEC the blue coated stewards, refused to let us through and we were forced to queue for 40 minutes to get inside despite explaining we just wanted to get to the VIP enclosure. what a joke. Inside the VIP enclosure

we were met by lovely hostesses who confirmed that it was best to stay inside as the VIP corner as the NEC staff were a bit

Thank you Top Gear for showing the people on what are the latest and the best cars on the market, because your helping us in so many ways that we can't explain so thank you and keep up the good work!

Being a Top Gear superfan, I love to check out www.topgear.com. Like with the telly show, they include a good amount of info on the cars they're reviewing. The reporters seem to know what they're talking about, which is always good (I've read reports from people who don't have a clue what day of the week it is).Overall Top Gear online is a good website for fans of cars, fans of the TV show Top Gear, and fans of the triffic trio who grace BBC2 on Sunday evenings.