Matt LeBlanc announced early this year that he would not be returning to the next series of the BBC car show.
And in a first look of series 27, new presenter's Paddy McGuinness, 45, and Freddie Flintoff, 41, definitely need to buckle up their seat belts ― if the teaser is anything to go by.
The clip shows the two new hosts as they join presenter Chris Harris, 44, in a racing track challenge with a twist.
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Petrol heads: In a first look of series 27, new presenter's Paddy McGuinness, 45, and Freddie Flintoff, 41, take to the race track with Chris Harris, 44, in a hearse
In an sequence ahead of dramatic clip, Paddy tries to convince Freddie and Chris that the ultimate second-hand family car is, in fact, a hearse!
The funny man claims this is because it is spacious, carefully driven and not too expensive.
Testing out the Take Me Out presenter's theory, the trio buy a 1995 Daimler hearse for £1300 and carry out some not-so-subtle modifications .
They then head to a Welsh rally course to put the newly-dubbed ‘Undertaker’ through its paces.
Speedy: Things don’t go according to plan as they whiz around the muddy track that concludes in an shocking scene of the blue hearse flipping over
Things don’t go according to plan as they whiz around the muddy track that concludes in an shocking scene.
Freddie, who is in the driving seat starts raising the speed and is warned by Paddy: 'Go easy with the car its a prototype', Chris also advises: 'Don't get carried away with your speed either!'
Freddie reassures his passengers they have nothing to worry about as he retorts: 'Alright Chris, I've got this,' before the bright blue hearse flips over in a shocking heart in mouth moment.
In the driving seat: Freddie is warned by Paddy: 'Go easy with the car its a prototype', Chris also advises: 'Don't get carried away with your speed either!' before the shocking moment
Luckily the famous faces are left uninjured and the footage draws to an end as Paddy looks shaken-up to which Chris tell him: 'Welcome to Top Gear Paddy!'
Former Friends actor Matt, announced his departure from Top Gear in February.
The star attributed his leave to wanting to spend more time with his 15-year-old daughter.
Scary moment: Paddy looks shaken-up to which Chris tell him: 'Welcome to Top Gear Paddy!'
‘I didn’t decide not to come back until after we’d finished making the series,’ he tells me when we meet in Los Angeles.
‘When it was all done we had a little celebration. Some champagne came out and we all said, “Wow, that was a good batch of shows.”
'I didn’t feel sad because I hadn’t yet decided not to renew my contract.’
It was only when he was back home in California, relaxing on his beloved cattle ranch near Santa Barbara that he shares with Marina, that he had second thoughts.
‘I’m 51,’ he says, ‘and I’m tired. Between Top Gear and the sitcom I’m doing in LA, Man With A Plan, I was working too hard.
'Having one full-time job is a lot of work, so I don’t know how I managed two.
New boys: Journalist Chris is joined by two new presenters, comedian Paddy and cricketer Freddie, on the BBC car show that is set to air in the summer
'I was jet-lagged for three years! I had some time off, and realised I wasn’t sure about going back to Top Gear.
'I’d had time to think and to spend with my daughter and I realised how much I missed her – and my friends and my mother and sleeping in my own bed.
'I realised you need balance between work and play, and mine was out of whack.
'It was time to move on, which was a great call.’
Matt's final show aired on Sunday night which featured costly supercars, the £360,000 Rolls-Royce Phantom and the Aston Martin V8 Vantage.
Top Gear returns to BBC Two this summer
Farewell: Matt LeBlanc announced he was departing the TV show in February
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Main photo article Matt LeBlanc announced early this year that he would not be returning to the next series of the BBC car show.
And in a first look of series 27, new presenter’s Paddy McGuinness, 45, and Freddie Flintoff, 41, definitely need to buckle up their seat belts ― if the teaser is anything to go by...
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