"Top Gear" hosts Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May return in television to bring excitement into car enthusiasts and fans. Latest report unveiled that "Amazon Top Gear" had started filming.

Clarkson revealed on Twitter that the shoot started on Feb. 10. "Filming starts gently tomorrow.. Then it goes berserk. See you all in [Heathrow's] Terminal 5," reads the post. The trio will be joined by the "Top Gear" crew on the Amazon car show. The new title for the show is still under wraps. 

Furthermore, Business Insider reported that Clarkson has been teasing fans for allegedly revealing three cars- a Ferrari LaFerrari, McClarn P1 and Porsche 918 on social media which could be on the new show. BBC allegedly failed to persuade manufacturers for comparison, and now fans are hoping that the car companies will give permission to Amazon.

But Clarkson has not done firing up fans' expectations yet. He also said in his interview with the Sunday Times that the new TV show will not be the same as the previous "Top Gear" which was first aired on BBC.

"New name. New segments. New ideas. Everything is different," he said. "Apart from James May, obviously, who is still in1953. And Richard Hammond, who still doesn't quite understand anything." 

On the other hand, BGR stated that there are unconfirmed reports buzzing around the Internet claiming that Amazon had paid $250 million in 2015 to secure the new version of Top Gear after Clarkson was fired from BBC network. 

"Amazon Top Gear" is set to launch in small screens soon.