The Grand Tour 2016: Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond to film in Nashville

The motoring show, which is due to air on Amazon Prime Video next month, has been travelling around the world to places such as California, Johannesburg and Whitby, North Yorkshire.

The series will also be heading to Lapland, Rotterdam and Stuttgart in the next few weeks.

In each location a giant tent is erected for Clarkson, May and Hammond to film the studio audience part of the episode.

HERE'S EVERYTHING WE KNOW SO FAR ABOUT THE GRAND TOUR

The Grand Tour was launched as a rival to the BBC's Top Gear, the programme which Clarkson was unceremoniously dropped in 2015 following a 'fracas' with a producer.

Top Gear fans will remember the series nine special when the trio drove through Alabama each in a car with a painted on messages that they considered would be offensive to residents of the conservative southern state.

Jeremy Clarkson's vehicle had "Country and Western is rubbish" painted on it, while James May's car read: "Hillary for President."

The message on Richard Hammond's truck said: "Man-love rules OK."

Those who want to see the gang back in action could also win the chance to for a free trip over to the United States to watch the live show being filmed.

To be in with the chance to win, fans will have to stream a special Grand Tour playlist from Prime Music and will then be entered into a prize draw for tickets.

The Grand Tour premieres on November 18 on Amazon Prime.