The Grand Tour: One for the Road

These three have brought so much joy to my life and have shown me that if I want to do something, it should be with the same passion they have for cars, and ultimately, for their own characters and charisma. Watching them from their early days on Top Gear to this final chapter of The Grand Tour has been a journey of pure entertainment, filled with laughter, adventure, and a love for automobiles. Their chemistry and unique personalities made every episode feel like more than just a show - it felt like joining old friends on an unforgettable ride. Cheers from a fan in a country these three never visited.

The end of the road.....apparently. I have watched every show, every adventure on every broadcasting channel and am beyond sad that this is the last one. You may pretend to loathe each other, but you are fooling no one and the one thing you cannot hide...the deep connection you guys have and presumably will always have.

Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, thank you.

If someone approaches you three in a few years with a bag full of cash and an idea to get you to do something together again, please say yes. It'll make a change from playing Buttons in panto.

I have watched all three of you in your solo shows but there is nothing that's comes close to joy of the Band of Brothers, bickering, berating and badgering each other.

Til we meet again (I hope)

I was first introduced to these 3 when my ex gave me the Top Gear season 10 dvd. Since then I've watched and rewatched every single Top Gear and Grand Tour episode and special, and remains to this day, my only positive memory of that relationship.

This special was a fitting close after 22 years of adventures. And what a perfect way to do it, ending up back at Kubu Island from the very first Top Gear special. Lacing in the footage of that arrival and the boys retracing their steps to the baobab tree was *chef's kiss* and a proper tug at the heartstrings.

The odds of Jeremy and James happening upon their Lancia and Mercedes from that special is extremely slim and most likely set up, but even if it was, it was a great way to add to the finality of it all.

Bravo gentlemen, and thank you for the memories.

"And on that bombshell......"

As the final episode of The Grand Tour rolls to a close, it's hard not to feel a deep sense of bittersweet nostalgia. For more than two decades, Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May have been a constant source of joy, laughter, and inspiration for millions of car enthusiasts and casual viewers alike.

Their unique chemistry and passion for motoring have transcended the screen, reminding us that cars aren't just machines-they're vessels for adventure, stories, and unforgettable moments. Whether through heart-pounding challenges, ridiculous stunts, or moments of quiet reflection, this trio has gifted us memories that will last a lifetime.

To think we may never see them embark on another adventure is difficult to accept. But on behalf of every fan who has laughed, cried, and dreamed alongside you, we just want to say: thank you. Thank you for the joy, the lessons, and the endless entertainment. You've truly been an inspiration to us all.

I've been watching these guys for 15 years and to be at the end of the road is very sad and sentimental.

It's quite amazing they were able to get 8 more years on Prime. It's one of the shows that is a must watch for me and never missed an episode. It's actually the main reason I initially joined Prime.

These guys never disappoint and although it is the same schtick it never gets old with their comradery and comedic adventures around the world.

This last adventure was one of the more poignant and sentimental show endings I can remember.

They will be missed greatly by me.

The ending song couldn't have been more perfect from the album All Things Must Pass.