Jeremy Clarkson to give away iconic The Grand Tour car to lucky fan days after leaving Amazon series
Jeremy Clarkson is giving away a piece of The Grand Tour history
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The Grand Tour fans have been given the chance to bag a priceless piece of memorabilia courtesy of Jeremy Clarkson.
Teaming up with his beer brand Hawkstone, Clarkson is giving away the iconic Jeep Wrangler Hardtail he drove alongside Richard Hammond and James May in the show's Colombia special.
The news of the giveaway comes just a few days after Clarkson confirmed he, May and Hammond wouldn't be returning to The Grand Tour after the Zimbabwe special airs next year.
Clarkson teased the news on Hawkstone's Instagram account as he rummaged through a barn at Diddly Squat.
"You buy Hawkstone and then your name crops up in our advent calendar window, you could win this," an excited Clarkson said as he pointed at the car.
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The Jeep is truly one of a kind and even has the dent Hammond left on it during filming in Colombia.
Hawkstone's Big Christmas Advent Calendar giveaway sees a number of prizes from Diddly Squat up for grabs alongside the Jeep.
Tickets to Kaleb Cooper's 2024 live tour are also up for grabs along with other pieces of Diddly Squat memorabilia for diehard fans.
In typical Clarkson fashion, however, entrants won't necessarily bag a brilliant prize as the likes of wellies, gloves, and even an egg are included in the giveaway.
Clarkson fans can enter the competition relatively easily as they are automatically enrolled when they purchase a product from Hawkstone's website.
A winner will be announced daily all the way up to Christmas Day.
The chance to win the Wrangler isn't the only big news Clarkson has dropped in the past few days as he had an "important announcement" about the future of Clarkson's Farm to share.
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Hammond, Clarkson and May have left The Grand TourGETTYWith The Grand Tour now behind him after the famous trio wrapped filming in Zimbabwe in October, Clarkson revealed a fourth season of Clarkson's Farm would be on the way.
Season three is set to be released early next year and Clarkson, Cooper and the rest of the Diddly Squat family will return to film the fourth run soon.