Ladies and gentlemen, we have a a meeting. Top Gear America debuts on November 21. But until then the guys from History Channel show us a teaser, that says a lot.

You will remember that we announced a new US version of your favourite show earlier this year. Well, here’s some more news: the first glimpse of America’s very own Top Gear has been released.

The three presenters are: Adam Ferrara, Tanner Foust and Rutledge Wood. So we will bring you more news as we get it. Of course we’d miss (or not) the malicious remarks of Jeremy Clarkson to any car that is not built in Great Britain, the shaggy look of James May (you know, the guy who drives just a little bit faster than your granny) and the… the… of Richard Hammond, anyway what is he doing in the show?

For sure we’ll miss that masked driver (yeah, yeah we all know that he is Ben Collins), but we’ll sure get some action for Tanner Foust. With three new guys, but keeping the same format, Top Gear America will be an interesting TV show and the American cars will provide a maximum show.

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The Brit smash car TV show TopGear is finally getting an American version, and it’s going to be hosted by The History Channel. The wait is finally over, but it’s been a long one and car fans from East coast to West coast are eager to get a treat of what’s coming. We know that, and that’s why we’ve included the first official trailer of the U.S. Top Gear right here!

Any names for the U.S. Top Gear show to be? Sure: Tanner Foust, Rutledge Wood and Adam Ferrara are going to win over viewers in the debut of the show.

American Top Gear - finally!

Will the program be built on the same success plan as the original BBS production? Yes indeed, the will not stray from the original formula with lots of tests, celebrities, weird challenges and all the best of the rest.

The trailer shows how the host has to find out which is the best $1,000 car you can buy in the land of the free. In order to do so, he races three of posible winners in a “moonshine run” dirt course.This video teaser here depicts Adam Ferrar’s pick , a 1975-1976 Cadillac Deville Calais. Wow, that’s an elder put to the dirt. The result is funny as hell.

The future of the American Top Gear show is looking bright … at least until some wacky race covers your screen in dirt!

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