Jeremy Clarkson says he’s ‘sad’ about BBC’s latest Top Gear development Former host isn’t happy with the fate of the modified vehicles he used on the show.
The motoring show’s former host commented on the corporation’s decision to destroy a number of the memorable vehicles that were altered by Clarkson and his co-hosts Richard Hammond and James May when they hosted the show from 2002 to 2015.
Jeremy Clarkson has said he is “sad” the BBC is scrapping “many” of the customised cars featured on Top Gear.
After Clarkson, Hammond and May’s time on Top Gear ended, they moved to Amazon for Prime Video series The Grand Tour, which premiered in 2016.
After Flintoff’s horror crash, the BBC said that production of Top Gear had been halted “for the forseeable future” – and its future remains uncertain.
