The Grand Tour premiered on 18 November 2016, and the programme was conceived in the wake of the departure of Jeremy, Richard, and James from the BBC series Top Gear.

The Grand Tour trio excels at freewheeling automobile-based discourse like this, combining technical knowledge and random facts with a conversational ease that reflects their longtime partnership.

From its opening moments, The Grand Tour is practically boasting to viewers how much bigger, better, and expensive it’s going to be than good ole Top Gear. The series opens on gloomy London.

The Grand Tour as we know it is ending. There’s only one feature-length special left from Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May and then their off to do other separate projects ...

The long and bumpy road that’s led us to The Grand Tour is almost over. Here’s the story of that journey. The time is almost here. Jeremy Clarkson, James May, and Richard Hammond are returning ...

The Grand Tour Returns To Our Screens Next Month: Here’s What We Know It's a central-European special for The Grand Tour presenters in three unlikely road trip machines, premiering next month ...

Phew. “Opera, Art and Donuts,” the third episode of The Grand Tour, gets the season back on track. Why Amazon didn’t slate this as the second episode is beyond me, but all of the delicious ...

The Grand Tour quickly trades in the bombast and settles into a familiar and very welcome groove (one that returning fans of Top Gear in its previous form should warm to rapidly) but it doesn’t ...