Originally posted by milanbenes
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France and Spain Road Trip
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post
Don't know where you're driving from (Milan?) But if you need somewhere reasonably near to stay overnight, I can recommend a guesthouse in Lucca.
looking on google maps, the old town seems to be only a few hundred metres from the docks, so we should have enough time to go for dinner and then catch our overnight ferry to Sardinia
can't wait
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Interesting youtube video, it's got me thinking again despite my better judgement.
UK to France in a Tesla 769 miles Can we do it? - YouTube
Tesla long range has about 100 miles more than our EV, so another factor. I'm also going a different route down to Spain so might not be as well equipped as this route. However, Tesla superchargers are open to all cars in UK, France and Spain so another plus I've learnt.
I wonder if i need to get a life.Comment
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Originally posted by woohoo View PostInteresting youtube video, it's got me thinking again despite my better judgement.
UK to France in a Tesla 769 miles Can we do it? - YouTube
Tesla long range has about 100 miles more than our EV, so another factor. I'm also going a different route down to Spain so might not be as well equipped as this route. However, Tesla superchargers are open to all cars in UK, France and Spain so another plus I've learnt.
I wonder if i need to get a life.
why not take the ferry to Santander ?
you need a V8
sorted
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Originally posted by Halo Jones View PostHaving just got back from Leipzig I noticed that Germany & Holland are putting in ev charging on the main services, I changed my route so no longer go via France so can’t comment on their provisions“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostI'd take the diesel. My sister-in-law has an EV. It's a right pain to go any distance.
I've driven on UK plates in France many times. Never had any issues. If you've a co-driver to handle visibility in the passenger seat, there's really no issue. In a few weeks, I'm driving to the UK in my left-hand drive car.“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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Originally posted by milanbenes View Post
why not take the ferry to Santander ?
you need a V8
sorted
Milan.
I've done a road trip in my Porsche Cayman, which is 13 years old, with a full Porsche service history, a 12-month MOT, just serviced, and I spent 4k on new tires and various bits. France is great for taking a fast car on a road trip. Look at me, I nearly made this like my Autotrader advert that you can find online if you are interested or just message me.
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Originally posted by woohoo View Post
I think we looked into the ferry a while back, and I'm sure there is an issue with dogs. Can't quite remember. But I actually like the drive. France has some great roads and views.
I've done a road trip in my Porsche Cayman, which is 13 years old, with a full Porsche service history, a 12-month MOT, just serviced, and I spent 4k on new tires and various bits. France is great for taking a fast car on a road trip. Look at me, I nearly made this like my Autotrader advert that you can find online if you are interested or just message me.
can't beat a good road trip
blimey 4k on new tyres are they runflats or something, what are they ?
my mum and dad have just been to Spain in their California using the Santander ferry, fyi, mum said there were lots of people with dogs and dedicated pooing areas
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Originally posted by milanbenes View Post
can't argue with that
can't beat a good road trip
blimey 4k on new tyres are they runflats or something, what are they ?
my mum and dad have just been to Spain in their California using the Santander ferry, fyi, mum said there were lots of people with dogs and dedicated pooing areas
Milan.Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.Comment
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Originally posted by vetran View Post
AYCOTBAC??? They are gold plated with diamond studs!Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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