Amphibious Cars, 1990s Supercars And Magicians Featured On Grand Tour’s Next Episode. In an attempt to set a British water speed record for amphibious ...

Amphibious Bond Bug. When Clarkson needed a vehicle to set a world speed record he went retro rather than futuristic. The 1970s Bond Bug (named after the maker as opposed to the spy, though it’s just ...

But for the Panther, the wet stuff poses no problem - as it can make the switch from car to boat in just 15 seconds. The ...

The Grand Tour: One for the Road, now streaming on Prime, marks the last series for veteran television motoring presenters Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May.The trio have been at it ...

Below, we reveal where to watch “The Not Very Grand Tour” online and from anywhere with a VPN.. The first episode — "The Power and the Glory" — is the only one with a release date (Friday ...

Most Pilot-y Line: Hammond’s on-the-fly diagnosis of his vehicle’s issues illustrates how Grand Tour is able to blend the technical with the approachable. “What’s made it worse is the ...

While The Grand Tour officially ended last year with its final special titled One for the Road, most of the hosts are returning for a retrospective show on Amazon Prime.; The show will be called ...

If The Grand Tour is to continue, as is apparently the plan, its presenters must be genuine car nuts. Mike Fernie, currently the main presenter of Drivetribe, would surely be a good shout.

Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May's time fronting Amazon Prime's “The Grand Tour” comes to an end on Sept. 13, but the show will live on, Hammond has revealed.

“The Grand Tour” penultimate special has set a premiere date for later this month. “The Grand Tour: Sand Job,” which sees Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May reunite in Africa ...

It’s a mere eight years since The Grand Tour (Prime Video, Friday) began with Jeremy Clarkson driving across the Mojave Desert in California, accompanied by the Breitling Jet Team and with the ...

When the news came out in December that “The Grand Tour” — Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond’s post-“Top Gear” automotive series — would be coming to an end, fans were ...