Road Trips in France – Gorges Du Verdon
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by Alexey Trukhaev
3y ago
The Gorges du Verdon, France If you’re looking for road trips in France, this is not to be missed. Located in one of the most beautiful parts of France, the Gorges du Verdon is one of the must-see natural wonders of central Provence. While there is no road up the gorge, there is the corniche route around the outskirts. For those of you who aren’t keen on getting out of your vehicle and exploring on foot – or boat in this instance – then maybe this isn’t for you. However, if you like adventure, and fancy seeing one of the most breathtaking, sensual sights in Europe, then drive up to this gorge ..read more
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Grossglockner Hochalpenstrasse, Austria
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by Alexey Trukhaev
3y ago
The Glossglonker High Alpine Road was built between 1930 and 1935, and spans 48 Kilometres. With 36 ends, it’s highest point is Edelweissspitze at 2571m high. Every kilometre and every turn you make is a treat – it’s no surprise that people travel from all over the world to drive down this amazing, scenic road. Along this drive you will travel past Austria’s largest mountain, the 9km Pasterze. There are plenty of drop offs along the way, where you can learn about the history of the road and the villages you stop at. For those drivers who are pretty scared of heights, you will have to prepare y ..read more
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Peugeot opens world’s smallest car dealership
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by Alexey Trukhaev
3y ago
Peugeot have recently went live with their new online ordering system, and to promote this significant step forward for the french car manufacturer, Peugeot have opened up the world’s smallest car dealership. The dealership has been built inside a converted London telephone box, located in the heart of the capital measuring less than a metre. The dealership is un-manned and is open from 7am to midnight. However, the unmanned dealership is not accessible to just anyone – you will need to log onto their website and request a code. Once inside, a tablet can be found, and the customer can configur ..read more
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Peugeot begins to sell cars online
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by Alexey Trukhaev
3y ago
In today’s digital world, you can – pretty much – buy anything you want online. The motor industry however, was always a little behind due to the complications of purchasing vehicles, such as credit checks and the approval of finance applications. Instead of selling directly, OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) sold their vehicles through third party dealerships. Peugeot however, are now changing the game. Working with Summit – a UK based retail specialist – Peugeot are now selling directly to the customer online. You can now log onto their website and complete a purchase without needing t ..read more
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Chinese Manufacturer Great Wall Motor Company eye FAC’s Jeep brand
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by Alexey Trukhaev
3y ago
It seems the tables have turned for Fiat Chrysler. FCA SEO Sergio Marchionne has been searching for possible merges and partners for FCA, rather than individual brands. Although nothing has happened thus far, it seems the Chinese Great Wall Motor Company are eyeing up the possibility of buying the Jeep brand to elevate their own brand. CEO Marchionne now finds himself in a position where companies are coming to him with proposals. The Chinese manufacturer claims it wants to become the world’s leading sport-utility brand, and with recent claims arising, it seems their vision could become realit ..read more
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Do you know your highway code?
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by Alexey Trukhaev
3y ago
1.) You’re driving towards a pedestrian crossing on a multiple lane road and there is a car already stationed there. If the lights then change to green, can you use your extra momentum and zip past the stationary car? 2.) You drive towards a junction, and to avoid confusion with drivers in front, you give way and flash your lights to signal the fact that you’re giving-way. Do you think this is legal? 3.) You head out with a few friends to a new city. You have one too many drinks and cannot contact friends. Your phone is dead, and all you have is your car keys. You decide to sleep it off in you ..read more
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Start saving for your retirement today
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by Alexey Trukhaev
3y ago
The old cliche “time flies” certainly rings true in many aspects of life, especially when it comes to your investment. There is no better day than the present, when it comes to sorting your long-term financial future. Most experts say you should start putting money into a pension as soon as you begin earning, but unfortunately, that just isn’t the reality for many people who earn a modest salary. Credit cards, student debt, travel, food, rent – it often leaves one with not much, if anything, come their next payday. It is common for an employer to offer a scheme which means, the more you put in ..read more
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Car Maintenance: Check your car belts
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by Alexey Trukhaev
3y ago
Lift up your bonnet and you will find a series of rubber drive belts that wrap around various pulleys – they drive everything from the alternator to the compressor and power steering pump. A lot of older vehicles used the V-belts, but in today’s world. All cars use a single belt to drive a variety of components. The belts do wear down eventually, and it is best to check them on a regular basis. This is your guide for doing just that: If you hear a squealing sound from your engine, this means one of your belts is loose or damaged Check belts for signs of wear and tear: Do not just visually loo ..read more
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European Road Trips – Northern Italian Dolomites
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by Alexey Trukhaev
3y ago
European Road trips – The Dolomite Road – Northern Italy The dolomites are a mountain range located in north-eastern Italy, which form part of the Southern Limestone Alps. In 2009 the Dolomites were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Dolomites were also involved in a part of modern history – during the First World War, Italian and Austro-Hungarian forces battled for territory, forming trenches but at high altitudes. For centuries, there have been generations of ‘protectors’ of the Dolomites, and they still exist to this day. Locals, who live in villages amongst the Dolomites, also clai ..read more
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