Clarkson filmed a short clip in Scotland in front of three classic Italian saloons and joked about which one would break first
JEREMY CLARKSON has revealed a brief glimpse behind-the-scenes of series three of The Grand Tour.
The presenter filmed a short clip of three classic Italian cars - and asked which one fans thought would break down first.
Filming in Scotland, Clarkson, 57, revealed he would be behind the wheel of a Alfa Romeo GTV6.
While James May had chosen a Lancia Gamma Coupe and Richard Hammond had gone for a Fiat X1/9.
And the petrolhead said he was sure one of them would break soon given the manufacturers' reputation for reliability issues.
The video seems to confirm a "banger" roadtrip that has become a trademark of the trio dating back to their Top Gear days.
Clarkson had previously confirmed filming had started with a tweet at the end of March showing them driving on a icy path.
It's unlikely to hit Amazon Prime much before the end of 2018 with one special episode of series two due to air later this year.
The 32-second clip posted on comes just weeks after Clarkson slammed rumours the Amazon Prime show would be canned.
Series three is the last of the current deal with a fourth series not signed yet.
But Clarkson, recently confirmed as the host of a new version of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, said it was untrue.
And while he's been joking around about the unreliability of cars on the show, he had to call the RAC out for real last week.
He was pictured at the roadside waiting for a patrol van after a DS he was driving broke down in London.
