Former Top Gear trio discuss name of new show

Former Top Gear hosts trying to decide on a name for their new show.

Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May are having some trouble naming their new show - and don't appear to be too bothered about it.

Clarkson tweeted a video of the three former Top Gear hosts discussing name suggestions, while they sit around in an office "Somewhere in London".

Alongside the tongue-in-cheek video, he wrote: "This is how we spend our time at work."

This is how we spend our time at work https://t.co/sC5eip7FOc

— Jeremy Clarkson (@JeremyClarkson) April 8, 2016

The trio's new Amazon Prime series is still shrouded in mystery and, going by their latest offering of lighthearted banter, there is still a while to go before we find out anything new.

The video starts with Clarkson saying: "It's been months, we still have no name."

The men then start offering suggestions, but get nowhere fast.

Hammond suggests "Automates", only for May to reply with a resounding "No".

Hammond then offers up "Tripod" and again May quickly shoots him down, this time by saying: "That's someone with an erection".

Clarkson gives his two cents, and both turn out to be associated with English rock band Genesis - "Selling England by the Pound", "Watcher of the Skies".

So Hammond steps up and, in true Top Gear fashion, asks Clarkson sarcastically: "Are these just album titles?"

Clarkson then pretends to be serious and begins one of his monologues.

"The show, I think, will sit on the internet like - and this is what I'm suggesting for the name - a small puddle of excellence."

The video, which runs for 1.29 minutes and features more ridiculous name suggestions, ends with the hashtag: #TheStillVeryMuchUntitledClarksonHammondMayAmazonPrimeShowComingAutumn2016.

The wait continues.