Jeremy Clarkson has recently made his comeback to TV motoring genre in an upcoming episode of Car SOS, which will air in March.
The former Top Gear host will appear alongside hosts Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend for a special episode of the programme where he helped the co-hosts to restore a Land Rover Discovery Series 1.
Speaking to Daily Star, Tim revealed that Jeremy allowed the crew to film the final reveal of the motor at his home.
“Jeremy was happy for us to bring a full coach load of people. I mean, think about it - 60 strangers turning up at your property!” remarked the host.
Gushing over Jeremy, Tim said, “We spent about half an hour with Jeremy and he was warm, friendly, and, of course, typically sarcastic and funny.”
“He genuinely cared about the wellbeing of both the team, and most importantly, the car's owner,” added the presenter.
Jeremy's appearance on the motoring show came months after the final episode of The Grand Tour aired in September, which he co-hosted with collaborators, James May and Richard Hammond.
Last week, Jeremy spoke up against cancel culture as he defended stars Gino D'Acampo, Wynne Evans and Gregg Wallace.
He wrote in The Sun, “None of them is accused of doing something illegal. They just said something or did something which someone found offensive.”
“And that's that. It doesn't even have to be a current misdemeanour,” added the 64-year-old.
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