More images, full specs and Top Gear video after the jump ... plus input from the country’s leading engineers and journalists, the Ariel Atom has an absolutely unquestionable pedigree. Designed to the ...

the new Atom 4R shows the legendary Atom V8 its taillights. Top Gear fans will remember the Ariel Atom V8, the wild followup ...

The Ariel Atom has long been one of the nuttiest ... the flagship V8 featured in Top Gear back in 2011. For the latest clip ...

Though this 3.5R gives away 150bhp to Captain Slow’s favourite Atom, the chaps at Ariel say it’s actually ... the merest microblip in power before the next gear hooks up and batters you ...

In the first episode (excluding the Nepal Special) of Series 28 that aired on January 26, 2020, Top Gear reviewed the Ariel Atom 4, and after Chris Harris had its way with it, it was the Stig’s ...

If you watch Top Gear, you'll know the Ariel Motor Company. It's the British maker of the Atom, a mid-engined assortment of scaffolding that was dreamt up as a modern answer to the Lotus/Caterham ...

Ariel claims the Atom 4 hits 60 mph in 2.8 seconds ... including the shifter's current gear position and shift lights. The screen also displays the feed for the car's available $495 backup ...

Season five, episode nine of the Brit's Top Gear—that's when car lovers fell for the Ariel Atom. And do the guys and gals who put on the Virginia International Raceway (VIR) Driving Experience ...

The Ariel Atom 2 is by far the most committed ... end grunt that around Buttonwillow we rarely dipped below third gear. The Atom pulled fiercely at all rpm and could invoke massive wheelspin ...

A very good story starts with an Ariel Atom towing a trailer full of Spam. And if you think we've gone mad, let me reassure you that an unhealthy amount of processed pig is not the only thing in ...

The Ariel Atom 3S is the latest ... We took the whole thing almost entirely in sixth gear, downshifting to fifth only occasionally. Not to complain, again, but there surely is a better road ...

The builder’s baton has since been passed to TMI AutoTech, a recently formed U.S. subsidiary of Canadian firm Trak Motorsports, which ran the Ariel Atom Experience [Upfront, October 2007] and ...