Grand Tour hosts Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond recently finished up filming in Scotland and Calmac Ferries have given fans a glimpse of what the crew have been up to.
Posting pics on social media, the ferry company caught the trio loading up some classic American cars onto one of their ferries.
The post on their Facebook page read: "Over the last few days we had the pleasure of welcoming The Grand Tour on board the MV Hebrides heading to Lochmaddy as part of their upcoming Amazon Prime series."
They added the latest series sees them travelling from Edinburgh to the Outer Hebrides, and wished them well with their filming.
The three stars were recently spotted filming at picturesque Glentruim with a Buick, Lincoln, and Cadillac, as well as some caravans in tow.
They apparently even had their own a Covid-19 testing centre van for added safety on set.
Though most fans of the show ere delighted to see the pictures, some others queried the post and asked if them filming in such a remote location during a pandemic was the most responsible behaviour.
Controversy around their travel plans also recently saw bosses at an Outer Hebrides hotel forced to defend the trio as "model guests" amid rumours of a Covid-19 breaking "after party" following filming on Benbecula.
Series four of the hit show was put on hold earlier this year after just one episode with the cast and crew still unable to confirm when they will release the next episodes.
