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Classic American Cars Roam Scotland In 'The Grand Tour: Lochdown' Trailer

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Hosts Jeremy Clarkson, James May , and Richard Hammond are getting back together for another road trip. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the heroes will explore relatively nearby regions and visit Scotland, which is part of the UK, along with Northern Ireland, England, and Wales. For their trip, they will use American classic cars .

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Amazon Prime has unveiled the first trailer for a new special episode of the auto show The Grand Tour , which will focus on the host's journey to Scotland during the coronavirus pandemic. The title of the episode is "Lochdown." The trailer first appeared on TikTok and later on YouTube.

As usual, there will be a lot of cars, funny situations, jokes, and discussions surrounding the automotive market. The hosts of the show chose classic American cars of the '70s for transport. Judging by the trailer, they are not always ideal for traveling around Scotland.

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The video also showed how the heroes are trying to cross a huge lake by car using a makeshift bridge. The episode was filmed in the fall of 2020. Everything was filmed over 10 days, during which around £50,000 was spent on coronavirus tests for the film crew.

The fourth season of The Grand Tour will be exclusively a one-hour series. The premiere is scheduled for July 30. Last time, the episode was released a day ahead of schedule , so fans will be eagerly checking out the new episode on July 29.

Earlier, the heroes went on a boat trip to the Mekong Delta, and also visited Madagascar in search of pirate treasures.

The concept behind The Grand Tour is simple. The show combines places where gearheads would like to drive and visit, while doing so in notable modes of transport. This is where the name of the show comes from. Once, Grand Tour was the name of trips on luxury carriages, then on comfortable cars. Also, the hosts are good at creating funny situations. For example, in one of the plots, Clarkson is moving the car in which Hammond is sleeping. In another, Jeremy is driving in a bulletproof vest while May shoots him.

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Lochdown is the third episode of Season 4 of The Grand Tour . It aired on 30th July 2021.

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Synopsis [ ]

Did you wonder what this trio were up to during the pandemic? Well, they took some classic American cars and went on a grand tour adventure through the Scottish coastal roads. There are overheated engines, shouting, plenty of tea, and a whole load of classic car chaos.

Teasers [ ]

Andy Wilman shared a teaser of the intro to the Episode on April 16th, 2021. It shows views of Scotland landmarks and more. In addition, a teaser was released on July 14th, 2021 through the show's new TikTok account. This revealed the name of the episode and properly confirmed that it was official.

The cars used are from America to "show" Scotland what they're missing out on. The American Classic muscle cars were used for the second part of the episode, while the terrible american cars were used in a "Cold War revival".

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The show starts with gorgeous shots of Scottish landscape. The trio introduce their cars and find out they must travel from Edinburgh to the Outer Hebrides. The trio struggle through the cobbled streets of the city but eventually find their way out. Next, they test their cars against a benchmark time at the Knockhill race track. The trio realise that they can not stay in hotels due to the lockdown, and therefore have to sleep in caravans. As usual, they modify these caravans. However, Hammond and Clarkson destroy their caravans and flood May's one in a prank so they stay the night in a Scottish castle.

The next morning, they switch to classic muscle cars to pay tribute to them. However, wanting to balance out these amazing cars, they showcase the worst in a "recreation" of the Cold War. This is done with a demolition derby of three rubbish cars from the Soviet Union and three from America.

The trio want to find a community that would enjoy the style and flamboyannce of the American cars, embarassing to Europeans. So they drive up to North Uist, but find a body of water in the way. To get over, they build a pontoon-like bridge and reach the American community. However, they are disappointed.

Production [ ]

The episode was filmed in October 2020 over the Scottish Highlands, starting at Edinburgh.

Promotion/Marketing [ ]

For this special, the trio took a different approach to advertising the special's forthcoming release. They pretended as if they had no promotional material (although images were used frequently on their social medias throughout July) and asked the fans to make some images, videos and films to do it instead. This was done through a Twitter Hastag (#Lochdown)

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Lochdown - The Grand Tour Scotland Special: Everything you need to know as it starts streaming

The much-anticipated episode that was filmed in Scotland during lockdown is now streaming on Amazon Prime.

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Fans of The Grand Tour have been clamouring for months to find out when the most recent special will air.

Filmed during lockdown after the pandemic put paid to plans to film in Russia, Jeremy Clarkson, James May, and Richard Hammond were spotted driving around the Highlands in American muscle cars.

Now, it seems fans of the hit show will finally get to see what the trio has been up to on their adventures in "MacScotland" as Clarkson calls it, with the much anticipated special streaming on Amazon Prime from today.

So what can GT fans expect from the new Scotland special?

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Where can fans watch The Grand Tour Presents: ­Lochdown?

The Grand Tour Presents: ­Lochdown began streaming on Amazon Prime Video on July 30 from midnight GMT, meaning fans can watch it now.

Those with a subscription to the streaming can watch now, while those without will need to subscribe to a 30-day free trial on the streaming platform, with membership costing £7.99 per month after.

What can fans expect from the new special?

Starting out on what promises to be the "most beautiful drive they have ever done", as expected from these three the trip quickly descends into chaos.

Taking Classic American cars from the 70s (and their childhood) as their inspiration, the new tour sees them behind the wheels of a Cadillac Coupe de Ville, a Lincoln Continental and a Buick Riviera.

May was pictured driving the Cadillac, while Hammond was in the Buick, and Clarkson was seen behind the wheel of a Lincoln.

The cast and crew apparently even had their own Covid-19 testing centre van for added safety on set.

Clarkson, 61, recently described the new mini-special as "an unplugged album", adding that it's a change of pace that "some people might quite like".

Speaking to PA he said: "People have been saying that my farming programme - because it's so gentle and down to earth and local - is better for it. So maybe they'll think the same of this Grand Tour."

What parts of Scotland will we see?

Beginning their journey in Berwick-upon-Tweed, they then head to the capital, before stopping off at places such as the picturesque Glentruim and Perthshire.

They then boarded their cars onto a Calmac ferry on their way to North Uist where the adventure finished up.

What did they get up to for the Lochdown Special?

The mischievous trio can be seen hitting the race track, driving over floating bridges (which they built themselves) and crashing caravans.

But it isn't long before Hammond is sinking boats, May is getting stuck and Clarkson is up to no good.

As Clarkson recently quipped: "When we're all three together, everything goes wrong."

It's the kind of high jinks fans expect from the three, and is sure to whet their appetite for the arrival of the third special in the Amazon hit show's fourth series.

How did shooting during the pandemic affect the show?

It's been reported that producers spent £50,000 on coronavirus tests on the ten-day shoot, while bosses at an Outer Hebrides hotel were forced to defend the show's stars following rumours of an 'after party' at their Benbecula accommodation which would have been in breach of coronavirus guidelines at the time.

James May told the RadioTimes.com that the shoot was still great fun, adding: " I mean we had to COVID proof everything, which meant the whole process was not very spontaneous at times,

"Often you have to disinfect things and the crews had to exist in bubbles, and we had to be two metres away from everybody else – but all this stuff wasn’t that terrible considering."

What's next?

With the current problems with travelling abroad, especially to Russia where they originally planned to shoot, it's now likely that the next release will be the second part of the UK double bill across England and Wales, which was recorded in April 2021 to be streamed later this year.

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It’s a ‘lochdown’ like no other.

SCOTLAND is the destination for the latest The Grand Tour adventure starring Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond – and the full Amazon Prime Video trailer has just landed on YouTube.

Clarkson’s voiceover welcomes viewers to the spectacular Scottish scenery and James May states that “this promises to be the most beautiful drive we have ever done,” before the scene changes to a murky, foggy day and the screech of a fan belt as Clarkson negotiates a tight bend.

Classic American cars were chosen for the Scotland trip, called the “Lochdown”, led by Clarkson’s bright blue Continental Mk V, a two-door coupé that was sold from 1977-1979.

Richard Hammond takes the wheel of a green Buick Riviera, another huge American coupé, built from 1971-1973 in the third-generation guise featured on screen.

The third behemoth, driven by James May, is a Cadillac Coupe de Ville from 1976. In the trailer, May says “driving this, I feel like Elvis Presley,” to which Clarkson quips “what, dead on a lavatory?”

As expected, chaos ensues in Scotland. Hammond’s Buick overheats with steam coming out of the engine bay, while Clarkson’s car spins its wheels on small cobblestoned streets it can barely fit down.

The trio then take their wallowing American classics onto the tight and bumpy Knockhill racing circuit before switching to muscle cars.

An aerial shot shows an example of the original Ford Mustang Fastback, resplendent in white with blue racing stripes, in convoy with a stunning orange Chevrolet Camaro SS from the late sixties.

Driven by May and Clarkson, these arrive at an elegant Scottish castle that could easily be mistaken for the Queen’s Balmoral Castle, May suggesting, “I’m not sure we’re blending in terribly well.”

The peace and quiet is then disturbed by Hammond’s big cheeky laugh and the sound of a supercharged V8 engine as he turns up in what looks like a modified version of the Buick Riviera he drives earlier in the show.

Clarkson checks his phone and says “apparently there’s some virus going around so we aren’t allowed to stay at a hotel, even if we can find one.” Unsurprisingly, this means the addition of caravans to the fun.

Hammond wraps his caravan in aluminium foil in an attempt to make it look like the iconic Airstream models, and then proceeds to crash it into the Scottish countryside.

May’s Texan cowboy-like Cadillac tows a small caravan with a black-and-white cow pattern all over it. Later in the trailer, Hammond and Clarkson fill it up with water.

The central challenge of The Grand Tour’s Lochdown trip appears to be building a floating bridge over a loch and driving across it in the large classic cars.

May is first to attempt it, in the big Coupe de Ville, the weight of the car deforming the floating roadway so much that the car becomes stuck.

Clarkson, waiting behind to cross, announces “I have a brilliant idea,” before accelerating hard at the back of the Cadillac.

The trailer ends with May shouting “Clarksonnnnnnnn!”

It’s understood that the trio formed a social bubble to film this episode of The Grand Tour during the coronavirus lockdown and the film crew can be seen wearing face masks at one point in the trailer.

Previewing the official trailer released today, The Grand Tour joined TikTok. Clarkson, Hammond and May got together to announce this in their own middle-aged men way.

The Grand Tour Presents: Lochdown will be available on Amazon Prime Video from July 30, 2021.

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The episode saw the presenters travel from Edinburgh to Outer Herbedries in three enormous American Luxury cars. Throughout their journey they drove some other classic american cars as well.

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Despite their being a high allyship between Britian and America very few American cars are actually bought by the British. To find out why the presenters are sent to Scotland with three enormous American luxury cars, travelling from Edinburgh to Outer Herbedries to see what cars like these are like to live with. During their journey, they try out some other american cars including some classic american muscle cars and some terrible american cars.

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The episode was filmed in October 2020 in Scotland, But due to the COVID-19 pandemic it aired on the 30th of July 2021.

• It is the first European Special that the trio have taken part in.
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Jeremy Clarkson Says The Grand Tour’s Scotland Special Is Coming This Year

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While the COVID-19 pandemic has largely ceased international travel as we know it, that doesn’t mean the boys from The Grand Tour have been sitting on the couch waiting for borders to re-open. In fact, a new special is on the way.

During a recent interview with Drivetribe, Jeremy Clarkson confirms that a special was filmed in Scotland late last year with three classic American cars – and adds that Hammond had an “accident” during filming.

“I’d say it’s Clarkson, Hammond and May ‘Unplugged’,” Clarkson says in the interview. “So because we’re not abroad, because we’re not dealing with extreme heat or extreme cold or extreme terrain really. It’s like us three are doing what we did do years and years and years ago, where we’re sort of in England, well, it’s not England it’s Scotland, but in Britain, and it’s a bit cold and it rains a lot.”

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Clarkson soon adds that The Grand Tour team will head off for another trip in late April, confirming that it too will be filmed in the UK. Work on yet another special will take place later this year when the team can head overseas, Clarkson reveals.

The most recent episode of The Grand Tour was released on December 17, 2020 and saw Clarkson, May, and Hammond drive a Bentley Continental GT V8, a Ford Focus RS, and a Caterham 7 310R in both Reunion Island and Madagascar. The previous special before that premiered on December 13, 2019 and saw the trio traveling along the Mekong Delta in three boats. Here’s hoping we won’t have to wait until December this year to see the Scottish special.

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The Grand Tour Scotland ‘Lochdown’ Special Release Date, Trailer Unveiled by Amazon Prime Video

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• The Grand Tour Scotland special release date is July 30 on Prime Video
• Filmed in Scotland during lockdown because of COVID-19 restrictions
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The Grand Tour will return on July 30, Amazon Prime Video has announced, with a new trailer for “The Grand Tour Presents: Lochdown”, the third feature-length special part of The Grand Tour season 4. In it, the former Top Gear trio of Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May get in classic American cars and take off for Scotland. For those wondering why they aren't in a more non-British exotic place — such as Cambodia/ Vietnam for episode 1, or Madagascar for episode 2 — that's because The Grand Tour's Scotland special was shot filmed during the COVID-19 lockdown. Hence the pun “Lochdown” in the title, referencing the Irish word for lake — and the famous Loch Ness.

Still, May promises “the most beautiful drive we have ever done” in the two-and-a-half-minute long trailer for The Grand Tour season 4 episode 3 “Lochdown”. And you can't argue with that, given the sneak peek at the vistas that we see in The Grand Tour Scotland special trailer. Of course, things are not going to be smooth sailing. Their classic (read: old) cars will naturally give them a lot of trouble, be it boiling engines or the struggles of getting out of them. Or just even basic turning abilities. The “Lochdown” trailer reveals that Clarkson, Hammond, and May will also keep switching cars throughout the new The Grand Tour episode.

And what are they up to? As Clarkson says in The Grand Tour Scotland special trailer, they have to build a bridge to ...somewhere in Outer Hebrides. The “Lochdown” trailer ends with May's car stuck on said bridge, with Clarkson about to use his patented use-all-the-power strategy to give him a push. You know, as well as I do, how's that going to go. Elsewhere, there's Hammond crashing his RV (expected), playing pranks on someone else's RV (what can go wrong?), and being applauded by Clarkson, May, and the masked crew for doing something stupid, it seems.

After airing 38 episodes across three seasons between 2016 and 2019, The Grand Tour has really slowed down its production as it has moved away from the hybrid studio and outdoors format. Amazon has expanded its deal with the trio, which includes new solo shows (Our Man in Japan for May, Clarkson's Farm for Clarkson, and The Great Escapists for Hammond). Starting with season 4 , The Grand Tour is now only about feature-length specials. The first of them, “Seamen” aired in December 2019, followed by the second “A Massive Hunt” in December 2020.

Here's the official synopsis for The Grand Tour Presents: Lochdown from Amazon :

Confined to the UK by Covid, Jeremy, Richard and James embark on a Lockdown Special to celebrate the great 70s American cars they saw in TV shows as kids, and to find out just why it was, given their Dads were all driving terrible Austin Allegros, that these amazing vehicles never took off in Britain. At the wheel of a Cadillac Coupe De Ville as driven by Elvis, a Lincoln Continental as driven by Jock Ewing of Dallas fame, and a Buick Riviera as piloted by Clint Eastwood, the three hosts take their iconic Detroit machines on a road trip across the stunning scenery of Scotland. And even though they are on home turf this lockdown journey turns out to be one of their funniest, most action packed and most charming adventures in years. Along the way they cause chaos on the ancient streets of Edinburgh, enjoy a hilarious, tyre torturing, high octane showdown with Abbie on the racetrack, before heading off to stage an epic Cold War shootout between the worst Soviet and American cars ever made. They also find themselves homeless in the Highlands after a series of housing-based crash bang wallop catastrophes, but still find time to use classic muscle cars to put an infamous Pizza Express journey to the test. After receiving a text from Mr Wilman, Richard, James and Jeremy modify their cars and head to the Outer Hebrides for one of their toughest challenges yet. At the far reaches of Scotland, they must build a homemade floating bridge across the Hebridean sea, capable of supporting them and their massive cars on a perilous journey to their final destination.

The Grand Tour Presents: Lochdown premieres July 30 on Prime Video worldwide. The previous episode released a day early so I'd keep an eye on the app from July 29.

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The Grand Tour: Scotland Episode Trailer Already Created By Fan From Captured Footage

The Grand Tour may have only been in Scotland for what seems to be under a week, but this hasn’t stopped this fan from collecting as much fan-shot footage from their Scottish adventures as possible and putting it together to form this awesome, dramatic trailer for the episode.

The well-edited trailer shows the three presenters driving the three American cars we’ve already discussed in a previous article : James May in a red Cadilac with a photo of someone over the rear wheel, Jeremy Clarkson has a blue Lincoln with Radial drag tyres, and Richard Hammond’s green Buick has been supercharged with a large air intake protruding from the bonnet and a large Daytona wing strapped on to the rear of the car.

The trailer shows more clips of the trio hauling three modified caravans and travelling around Scotland until they finally reach and board a ferry. Which ferry this is and where they’re going is currently unknown, but as usual, we’ll be sure to keep you updated as we know more.

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