Jeremy Clarkson shows off £260,000 purple McLaren supercar as he ventures into Notting Hill

He has turned his passion for cars into a career.

And Jeremy Clarkson showed off another luxury vehicle as he parked in London's Notting Hill on Wednesday.

The 63-year-old Clarkson's Farm star was pictured stepping out of a purple McLaren 750, which was on sale for an eye-watering £225,000.

It's believed that this particular car could fetch as much as £260,000, so it's no surprise that he was keen to show it off while reviewing it for his weekly column.

Jeremy was spotted showing off the supercar to a male friend he met for lunch, as the two friends stood on the road to admire the McLaren.

The Clarkson's Farm star was pictured stepping out of a lavish purple McLaren 750, which retails for an eye-watering £225,000

Jeremy was spotted showing the supercar to a male friend he met for lunch, while the two friends stood on the road to admire the McLaren.

After talking to his friend, Jeremy was seen opening the car's gull-wing doors and getting into the vehicle to go home.

The model will be the last non-electric V8 supercar and the range is currently fully sold out.

Jeremy, who teased the new series of his Prime Video farming show earlier this week, wore a shirt and vest under his jacket.

The former Top Gear presenter also wore jeans and boots.

Jeremy, who is estimated to be worth around £55.8 million, has owned an extensive list of cars over the years.

This included a Ferrari F355, a Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder, an Alfa Romeo GTV6 and an Aston Martin Virage.

Jeremy has previously praised the Lexus LFA as the 'best car he's ever driven'.

It's believed that this particular car could fetch as much as £260,000, so it's no surprise that he was keen to show it off while reviewing it for his weekly column.

After talking to his friend, Jeremy was seen opening the car's gull-wing doors and getting into the vehicle to head home

The model will be the last non-electric V8 supercar and the range is currently fully sold out

After filming the upcoming episode of The Grand Tour, called Sand Job, Jeremy came home and bought a Jaguar F Type V6.

For the special, Jeremy chose a Jaguar F Type V6, Richard also went British with an Aston Martin Volante V12, while James took a gamble on Italy with a Maserati.

The trio reported to the northern part of Mauritania, within the Foreign Ministry's dangerous Red Zone, where their cars were delivered on the world's longest iron ore train, a 2-mile monster that runs on Mauritania's only railway line.

From there, Jeremy, James and Richard headed into the Sahara, south to Senegal and the famous finish line on Dakar beach.

Jeremy was so lucky with his car that he decided to buy one himself when he returned to Britain.

He said: 'The Jaguar F-Type V6 Supercharged VS. Well, put it this way: it was so impressive, I came home and bought one straight away.

'And I don't think Hammond bought an Aston Martin after that.

Jeremy, who teased the new series of his Prime Video farming show earlier this week, wore a shirt and vest under his jacket

The former Top Gear presenter also wore jeans and boots

Jeremy, who is estimated to be worth around £55.8 million, has owned an extensive list of cars over the years