When the
BBC very publicly fired
Top Gear's host
Jeremy Clarkson for punching one of the popular motoring show's producers, little did they know that they'd also lose co-hosts
James May and
Richard Hammond.
The long-time
Top Gear presenters were all snapped up by
Amazon to host a similar motoring show,
The Grand Tour, on their
Prime Video streaming service for a reported £160 deal, whilst the
BBC unsuccessfully tried to reboot the long-running
British institution for its
23rd season with Chris Evans and Matt LeBlanc at the wheel.
In the new series the trio will take their show on the road and jet around the world to pitch their traveling studio tent in different places each week for the twelve-episode season, from the
U.K., to
California and
South Africa to name but a few, with the usual wild stunts, racing, fast cars and quips that viewers have grown to love.
These series launch billboards for
The Grand Tour were photographed in
L.A. along
Highland Avenue, Beverly Glen Boulevard and
La Cienega Boulevard from November 2 to November 9, plus in
New York City along
Broadway at
W 51 St on November 11, 2016.
Fans of the original car crew can also enjoy this
BBC America Top Gear billboard from 2010, and you can also compare it to these
billboards for History's U.S. remake of Top Gear.
It looks like the show will hit the ground running in its own unique style, will you be along for the wild ride?
UPDATED: Here's another billboard example snapped along
Ventura Boulevard on a perfectly clear November 30, 2016.
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