Jeremy Clarkson unveils exciting sneak peek at The Grand Tour's final episode

Jeremy Clarkson has set social media buzzing, sharing a teaser from the final instalition of The Grand Tour on X (formerly Twitter ).

The Amazon Prime Video sensation, tracking the escapades of the former Top Gear trio as they tackle motoring challenges across the globe, entertained its audience with another thrilling journey titled Sand Job, which took place in the expansive Western Sahara Region and premiered back in February.

In November 2023, the news broke that Jeremy, 64, along with James May and Richard Hammond had wrapped up what is to be their concluding chapter to the much-loved show.

Now, Jeremy's latest reveal gives fans a glimpse behind the curtain with a striking image featuring the three colleagues perched upon a boulder against the Zimbabwean desert.

All three presenters donned shades against the relentless African sun and appeared ready for action, sporting coordinating brown boots.

James May, Richard Hammond and Jeremy Clarkson

Jeremy's accompanying text was succinct: "Filming the new GT #thegrandtour."

The timing of the photograph remains a mystery, especially since Clarkson has professed to being in the Cotswolds just this week via Instagram, suggesting Zimbabwe might not have seen a follow-up filming session.

Nevertheless, this peek at what the finale may hold excited fervent followers, with scores expressing their sentiments onlineone notably said, "The last episode of the trio [salute emoji]."

"Actually going to miss you 3 messing about in cars Sir..... Its been an absolute pleasure watching," another fan expressed.

A somewhat melancholic viewer responded: "This is it guys, end of an era" accompanied by a downcast emoji.

Richard Hammond, James May and Jeremy Clarkson sitting on a boulder

"Great news , great tv and all 3 back together. Can't wait," a fourth enthusiast chimed in.

Despite Jeremy, James and Richard leaving the series, The Grand Tour fans might have cause for optimism as rumours surfaced in April that the show could carry on with a fresh set of presenters.

Moreover, there's also a fourth season of Clarkson's Farm in the pipeline after the third instalment was launched in May.

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