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The Grand Tour with ex-Top Gear hosts is coming to Amazon on November 18th

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By Rich McCormick Sep 15, 2016, 10:18p

The Grand Tour — the new show from ex-Top Gear hosts Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May — is coming to Amazon Prime Video on November 18th. Amazon announced the show's premiere date in a bombastic YouTube clip that features the kind of fast cars and exotic locales that the Grand Tour promises to show, with the trio heading around the world to film in South Africa, California, Germany, and the UK, among other places.

Episodes of the show will come weekly to Amazon's Prime platform, with a new one every Friday after the show's premiere on November 18th. Amazon has agreed a 36-episode deal with the three presenters, who left the successful BBC version of Top Gear in 2015 after Jeremy Clarkson was suspended for punching a producer.

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