10 Moments From The Grand Tour We All Loved
8. Trying To Be Young & Hip
Clarkson, Hammond and May are challenged against each other to find a car that is best suited to millennials after a recent report suggested that fewer 17-year-olds were learning how to drive.
After decorating their cars in various political messages that they believe will capture the interest of millennials they drive into the city of Oxford. The trio manages to gain the interest of a few passers-by with Jeremy sporting a same-sex relationship banner across the front of his car and Hammond showing his enthusiasm for the singer Stormzy, who he's mistakenly named "Stormey".
The real highlight comes from watching a 59-year-old Jeremy Clarkson attempting to dab whilst saying "dab on it wagwan". Despite nobody saying the word "wagwan" since around 2004, Clarkson perfectly embodies the spirit of all out of touch ageing dads out there who still think they are down with their kids.
This is swiftly followed by James May who, whilst driving, is making a smoothie that will appeal to the health-conscious millennials. During a piece to the camera, the lip pops off and the inside of the car is covered in a bright green gloop.