Amazon Prime confirms details of new Grand Tour special episodes after series ends
The long-running series wrapped up after a decade last year.
Amazon Prime has revealed details of the four upcoming The Grand Tour specials.
In 2016, former Top Gear hosts Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond reunited for the series, which initially followed a similar format to the BBC motoring series.
However after a decade, last year the final special went to air, which saw the trio travel across Zimbabwe in cars they always wanted to own.
But six months on, Amazon Prime has now announced it will be releasing four retrospective episodes, which will look back at the best moments of the series.
The first special will be The Not Very Grand Tour: The Power And The Glory, which will see Hammond and May ‘celebrate the glory of the internal combustion engine’ by looking back at the series.
‘These include the hyper car holy trinity, muscle cars in Detroit, a city sprint in a Bugatti, the world’s craziest tank, and a race between the past, present and future,’ the streaming service said.
The long-running Amazon Prime series wrapped up last year (Picture: Amazon Prime)Other instalments include The Grand-ish Tour: A Trip Down Memory Lane, The Grand-ish Tour: A Bit Further Down Memory Lane and The Grand-ish Tour: Completely Lost Down Memory Lane.
Clarkson will take part in those, where they will all look back at moments in California, Morocco, Colorado, Scandinavia, and Mongolia.
Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond will be reflecting on their adventures (Picture: Stuart C. Wilson/ Getty Images)Amazon has also teased that they will also celebrate stuff they built including a self-assembly car that crossed Mongolia, and Clarkson’s home-made SUV, along with their explosions, and making a ‘heartfelt farewell to an old friend’.
They specials are set to be released later this year and into 2026.
Last year Clarkson admitted he was ‘mostly smashed’ while filming the final episode of The Grand Tour.
Speaking at a Q&A following a premiere screening of The Grand Tour: One For The Road, the 64-year-old revealed he and his co-stars were ‘mostly smashed’ during filming but ‘hopefully nobody will notice’.
The Not Very Grand Tour: The Power And The Glory will be streaming from April 18 on Amazon Prime Video.
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