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YOUR RESEARCHAnyone Driven to Europe??
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on the ferry
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I have driven to Switzerland from London and the only problem is on the ferry when people open their doors and aren't carful.
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It's clean, safe, convenient and no one can park next to you!
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I agree - use the tunnel - you'll never take the ferry again.
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I ve got a holiday booked to Switzerland . I live in England and cant decide whether to take the 996 or family car (PAssat) on the ferry and drive through France.
Im worried about the ferry trip and any possible damage to the car .
HAs anyone done this journey and are the roads in France / Switzerland any good for my 911???
I have driven to Switzerland from London and the only problem is on the ferry when people open their doors and aren't carful. Cause you park next to each other like in a parking lot.
By the way the roads in Switzerland are amazing, every road looks like it was laid yesterday. Perfectly black tar with brilliant white lines :-)
Use the tunnel, if you are worried about the car. The tunnel takes no time, be careful of speeding in France they can be nasty over there, I am told from people in Belgium, that around the boarders is worst - hard on the spot fines. Switzerland is cool, make sure you take the route through Reims, France - Champagne country, take a tour or two around a Champagne factory. Stay the night, - it's worth it.
Good luck.
You should definitely take your 911. I was in France two years ago but couldn't take my 911 from New York or afford the $900 a day it cost to rent one. Wherever I went I kicked myself that I didn't have a chance to drive the roads in a 911, especially when I was getting passed left and right by 996's all over the place.
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Take the tunnel! you wont be nervous about the door's dings.
Anyways take a good insurance in case of..
The motorways in France are excellent, and not too much radar controls. People are nice also.
Your 911 'll love Switzerland.
Also the Motorways and mountain roads will be made for it. . <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="wink.gif" />
You won't regret it. <img border="0" alt="[cheers]" title="" src="graemlins/beerchug.gif" />
I am glad to see that not every one on the board is rationale! Hatred by television reportage isn't good.
Sure they appeared to be acting in their own self interest but I think you will find its more to do with hypocrisy and double standards that being morally corrupt.
I have met nice French people as well as not so nice, I don't know enough USA folk to pass judgement.
I think you will find that its governments that we all disagree most with though!
Peter
Been away, only just seen your post.
Take the 996. The opportunity is too good to miss. As the other guys say the tunnel is great and no chance of any damage. The roads are great (BUT don't use a radar detector in France) and you won't believe how little traffic there is and how few roadworks. Last year we did over 3k miles round France, Switzerland and Italy. The only roadworks we saw were just outside Folkstone on the M20!
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If you get a chance do the loop round Mont Blanc - Annecy, Megeve, Montreux and then on through to St Moritz....... ah! I really envy you.
