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A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, Star Wars was just a movie.

What does James Bond have in common with Ghostbusters, Steve McQueen with Marty McFly (aside from Scottish heritage), Bumblebee with Austin Powers and Paul Walker with Mr Bean?

The much-hyped The Grand Tour motoring program is edging closer to launch

The BBC has today confirmed Matt LeBlanc will return as the main host of a new season of Top Gear, appearing for the first time without polarising co-host Chris Evans.

It's called the Blackbird and it can morph into any car on the planet.

The New York Police Department has given a patrol vehicle a rainbow makeover in the lead-up to the city’s Gay Pride March this weekend to show solidarity with the LGBT community a week after the Orlando massacre.The 2016 Ford Explorer SUV’s fabulous costume includes rainbow NYPD badges on the bonnet and front guards, a multi-coloured light bar and rainbow striping to the roof, side panels and wheels.The motto ‘Courtesy, Professionalism, Respect’ which adorns the sides of the NYPD’s patrol cars has been replaced with ‘Pride, Equality, Peace' while the words ‘Our love goes out to Orlando’ appear on the back windows.Speaking at a press conference yesterday, New York City mayor Bill De Blasio said the police car with Pride colours was a symbol of the NYPD’s solidarity and deep connection with the LGBT community.“When we celebrate pride we do it with particular passion and this year we have an obligation to our nation in the wake of Orlando to show what pride and inclusion looks like and the whole city will be celebrating and standing up for and with our LGBT community,” he said.“There are no specific threats directed at this parade, but that does not stop us from being vigilant and using all our resources.”New York City’s annual Gay Pride March takes place this Sunday, a week after a gunman killed 49 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida.

A YouTube video of former Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson assembling a box has been watched more than a million times.

The name is Higgins, Mark Higgins. And while you may have never have heard of him, you’ve very likely to have been stunned in amazement by his work.

CarsGuide goes behind the scenes to find out what it takes to bring a car ad to life.