AJZ4London
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Afternoon All
Had a great weekend in South West France with the Z. 12hrs from home (including Ferry) each way. Just managed to beat the crazy French before they closed Calais.
I arrived refreshed - the Z on the Autoroutes is sooo easy to drive (Even with RFTs) and I arrived exhilerated - the Z on the winding country roads is amazing. Even an automatic is such a pleasure (in sport mode). Pics to follow.
I have driven a Boxter a little on a motorway and it was quite tiring - just suprised that the Z is a sports car but also a comfortable (if not spacious) cruiser.
That is all.
Had a great weekend in South West France with the Z. 12hrs from home (including Ferry) each way. Just managed to beat the crazy French before they closed Calais.
I arrived refreshed - the Z on the Autoroutes is sooo easy to drive (Even with RFTs) and I arrived exhilerated - the Z on the winding country roads is amazing. Even an automatic is such a pleasure (in sport mode). Pics to follow.
I have driven a Boxter a little on a motorway and it was quite tiring - just suprised that the Z is a sports car but also a comfortable (if not spacious) cruiser.
That is all.
You should say "Z en France" as in Z in France. You use "chez" when you want to convey that you are going to somebody's home. I took the Z to Bob's place would translate as the "Z chez Bob".