James Corden dons a vibrant Gucci jacket and jeans as he goes classic car shopping

He is a Stateside sensation who has hosted The Late, Late Show since 2015/

And James Corden cut a stylish figure as he went classic car shopping during an outing in West Hollywood on Wednesday.

The actor, 42, caught the eye in a cool emerald green and cream gucci jacket as he checked out a sleek scarlet antique car in a plush showroom. 

The Gavin and Stacey star paired this with stonewash jeans and white trainers.

He accessorised with a pair of aviators and sported a distinguished beard for the outing.

The star looked relaxed and happy as he strolled in the sunshine, in a rare break from his hectic schedule.

The TV and film star married his television producer partner Julia Carey in 2012 at Babington House, a grand 18th century Georgian manor in Somerset.

As well as Max, the couple are also parents to daughters Carey, five, and two-year old toddler Charlotte.

Meanwhile, James recently insisted that there is ‘absolutely no truth’ in rumours of him ‘replacing’ Ellen DeGeneres on her eponymous talk show.  

James put the record straight on his own show as he played a game of Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts with Alicia Keys.

The screen star revealed how he ‘genuinely’ did not know where the rumour ‘even came from’ and said it would be ‘really crazy’ to take over from Ellen, 62, who has hosted her own show since 2003.

Asked by Alicia if the rumours were true, the thespian said: ‘That is a very… happily I will answer it because I don’t even know where, genuinely I don’t know where that even came from.  

‘I think somebody started a rumour somewhere and someone jumped on it. There is absolutely no truth in that story at all – zero.’

Over the last few months, Ellen has faced allegations that she treated staffers with little or no respect and that senior producers allowed and encouraged a toxic work environment.

Last month, the broadcaster kicked off the 18th season of her daytime talk show by telling her virtual audience she was ‘taking responsibility’ for the scandal, while also acknowledging she was not the behind-the-scenes villain that several reports had suggested.