The two hosts of YouTube car sensation Throttle House and that one charming guy on Twitter who loves trains will reportedly be the new trio to helm Amazon car show The Grand Tour. That’s nice.

The new trio comprises YouTubers Thomas Holland and James Engelsmans, known for their car content, and social media star and ...

The folks from Throttle House are a natural choice, as they’ve been reviewing cars for years, and amassing quite the audience doing so; their channel currently sits at 3.26 million subscribers.

JAMES Engelsman is a famous influencer known for his love of cars. The superstar will be presenting the latest series of Amazon’s Grand Tour, alongside Thomas Holland and Francis Bourgeois. B… ...

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The Grand Tour was hosted by Jeremy Clarkson, ... Thomas and James are behind the brand Throttle House, which has more than 3 million subscribers on YouTube. Through the channel, ...

Amazon rumored to reboot The Grand Tour with younger hosts replacing original trio. They’re said to include Thomas Holland and James Engelsman from Throttle House. Train enthusiast Francis ...

The Grand Tour’s new line-up ‘announced’ following departure of Jeremy Clarkson, ... became part of Throttle House after suggesting ideas to Holland and asking to be part of his videos.

The Grand Tour’s new presenting line-up has been announced. 30 May 2025, 12:10. ... who co-host popular YouTube channel 'Throttle House', which boasts over 3.2 million subscribers.

The duo Thomas and James are the brains behind Throttle House, a YouTube channel boasting over 3 million subscribers. ... The Grand Tour is available to watch on Prime Video. Follow Devon Live: ...

One half of the duo behind Throttle House, a automotive YouTube channel sharing car content and track tests. ... They then created the Grand Tour in 2016, before it was dissolved last year.

James Engelsman is a co-host of the popular YouTube channel Throttle House. He joined the channel three years after it was launched by Thomas in 2015. The pair have racked up 3.2 million followers ...