Clarkson’s Farm star Harriet Cowan has wowed fans after snapping up a brand new £34,000 diesel 4×4 just months after shooting to fame on the hit show.
The 24-year-old farmer has treated herself to a 2025 Maxus T60 Automatic, perfect for powering across her Derbyshire land.
The hardworking star, who recently ditched her nursing career to focus on farming full-time, showed off her flashy new motor online – and fans were quick to take notice.
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The massive Maxus truck isn’t short on muscle and pumps out 236 grams of CO₂ per kilometre – making it a bit of a beast when it comes to emissions.
Under the bonnet, it’s kitted out with a 2.0-litre turbo diesel engine and can hit speeds of up to 106mph, as reported by Whats The Jam.
It also packs a roaring 212 brake horsepower and tips the scales at around 2,200kg – roughly the same as a flock of 13 sheep.
Finished in sleek grey, the farm favourite will have her work cut out keeping the mud off her shiny new ride.
The plush motor also comes with a roomy cabin fitted with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto – ideal for long days on the road.
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Dazzling fans with her latest purchase, Harriet shared a clip of her new truck alongside the caption: “Ready for weighing lambs.”
Since joining Clarkson’s Farm in season four as Jeremy Clarkson’s right-hand woman – replacing Kaleb Cooper – the young farmer’s fame has skyrocketed.
As well as building a huge social media following, Harriet has launched her own company, Farmfluence, registered for “motion picture, video and television programme post-production activities”, as reported by The Sun.
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She’s also been putting in the graft to grow her brand – and experts reckon she could be set for a major payday.
Lynn Carratt told The Sun: “If she is savvy she could rake in £500,000 in the next 12 months.”
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