Tesla Trip to Italy | Fully Charged
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- In August this year me and the Mrs drove from Gloucestershire to Northern Italy and back in the tesla Model S 85. It was a holiday, I didn't record the whole thing, that would have been tedious, boring and my Mrs has an impressive left hook. However these are the highlights and I'm sure I'll get comments about the highest road pass in Europe.
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I really enjoy your videos. Thanks.
I love this guy! =) He really opens the door for all the average folks on youtube to see what being "fully charged" can do for average everyday people! I recently (1 yr ago) bought a Toyota Prius as my everyday car and it was my introduction into electric vehicles. My friends make fun of me and I always have to defend myself BUT... what is the impact it has on my pocket book? weekly? monthly? yearly? AMAZING!
We also have an SUV in our driveway. Every time I put gas in it I feel like I am literally giving cash away to some homeless guy who is going to take the money and buy drugs and alcohol. I feel like I am wasting money big time! Today, my girl constantly takes my hybrid instead! I suppose it is because she knows she can drive it all over the universe and throw 10 bucks in it and its at half tank again! She knows I wont complain even if she does leave it empty. Five dollars will take me 140 miles minimum (@ 2 usd per gallon).
This is the future... especially when the lithium air battery is finally commercialized and perfected. I dream about the ICE (internal combustion engine) fading into history. Electric power for vehicles is still not at its climax but will reach it in my generation (I am 38 yrs old). One hundred years from now... people will look back on ICE vehicles and laugh and poke fun... yet today, my friends poke fun... because it is different... it is smart. Eventually... it will be cool and widely accepted.
Like this video... I took a road trip across half the United States recently in my hybrid. The money I saved on gas... I used to enjoy nice hotels, food, entertainment, and much more.
+Dust N Fly Your hybrid gets 50mpg, electric vehicles like the Tesla get 100+mpge. Compared to your hybrid it is again doubling your efficiency and halving your costs.
what is your measured fuel economy? currently I drive a Metro; Prius C looks nice but it'll probably be another 5-15 years before I am considering buying 2010 model years.
+paulwesterberg seriously, working on/driving old beaters, cars that don't have power windows, power locks, power steering, etc etc are so much more reliable and so much more a pleasure to maintain......
There's a certain amount of charming nerdiness in anticipating the 'world's biggest charger.' It was the shades that tipped me you were in Italy. Envious so many wonderful places are within striking ;distance, and Gloucestershire is nothing to sneeze at either, as I recall. You are officially living a charmed life, sir.
I find it annoying that such a trip is yet to be possible in Australia. We have three Supercharges here. Three. Two of which are in the same city. And I'm not sure if everyone's aware, but Australia is quite large, and three isn't quite enough.
+Billiamiscool There is a temporary 2 bay charger Euroa this week. The last two/three weeks saw two superchargers opening at Goldburn, NSW and Wodonga, Vic while another permanent SC is about to begin construction at Gundagai, NSW to connect Melbourne with Sydney (and Canberra) properly. Tesla is aiming to have 9 supercharger stations in eastern Australia this year, and 15 by the end of next year.
www.teslamotors.com/supercharger
There is also an adapter available for Chademo DC chargers which are available in most major cities and along the southwest coast.
+Billiamiscool same thing here in Canada. Need more super chargers! :P
+paulwesterberg Really? That's awesome!
+Billiamiscool It is possible to drive Sydney to Melb on superchargers as of this week.. Check out Gizmodo au
+Billiamiscool The market is very tiny for such a small vast country you need to think of that firstly. Then you need to realise that the majority of Australians do not actually do road trips anymore to go to cities especially when they can afford a Tesla, they are far more likely to fly to each city than drive.
Thank You So Much For Your Amazing Channel & The Places You've Taken Me That I Could Never Go.
From The Annoying Corrections Department: Not technically a funicular unless it has two balanced cars on parallel tracks using a shared cable.
+SilentS Ah damn, I even got that wrong. You are correct, it was merely an electric train on a very steep track with cables hauling it up.
Going to Italy and back for a holiday in a Tesla S is my BIG dream. Am looking forward to it one day.
Happy to hear you had a successful trip. I am taking the family to the UK for 2 weeks leaving Zurich on the 4th of October and heading for the Tunnel with a stop over at a hotel in Belgium that has a supercharger in the car park. Eurotunnel for us too and then to Gosport to pick up my Mum and then on to a small village called Mark in Somerset.
All in the Tesla and looking forward to it.
Oh! and also joined the Ecotricity scheme just in case, that was after watching your video on them. They were happy to send me a membership/smart card for their chargers.
I will try and film some of it but it is a holiday and having the family with me means it's not a priority.
This is such a great car show. It has a niche and it's full of the right content.
Also looking forward to the new Red Dwarf!!
Brilliant (british accent included) video! Cheers for more road trips to come, perhaps the London-Scotland-London?
nice see you enjoing your holidays in italy with a lovely tesla! good video
If i knew you were in italy i would have surely come and say hi (Stalking mode on). Anyway great trip with an electric car!! The proof that range anxiety is nothing to be worried about!!
I remember that ten years ago Prius owners were celebrating the fact that they had completed a similar task. Nobody really thought that a Prius was up to the job in those days. They certainly never thought that a pure electric car could get to the next town, let alone Italy. I am hoping with all my heart that I get a chance to do this in a model 3 one day. If the price is right it will become the norm.
If your Mrs. has an impressive left hook, then your duck and dodge abilities must be legendary. LOL
I love your videos!
Lovely to see you doing this in the Tesla.One day maybe I'll do it:) Keep up the great shows
Great inspiration Tesla video ;0) Thanks for making and posting Robert :0)
Such a lovely video and very lowkey in it's editing style, though it's missing your lovely lady on camera! You did a great job at 'vlogging' for us and I really like that personal one-on-one idea about it especially on your road trip videos!
+smackyourfreckle I know what you're thinking - @4:23, who's the pretty girl? You've done well for yourself, Robert :-) Nice trip!
Thanks for doing these videos, it's inspiration for when I get the chance to do this stuff! How much do you estimate the tolls were to get down to Italy?
oh gosh, i live near Aschaffenburg! And you were here with a Tesla - Perfect!
well done! looking forward to drive trips like this one :-)
Hey, Hirschberg is right around the corner to where I live! :) Great show and great work, I love it! It could have been a tiny bit longer though in my opinion. :)
+Timo Neumann Thank you and I'm sorry it's so short. Basically, as you can see, I didn't shoot much as it really was a holiday. I kept forgetting, I was too relaxed :-)
Any EVHotels there? th-cam.com/video/7hChPZkl8iE/w-d-xo.html
Ive been over that pass a few times on the motorbike. Wonderful area to tour. When is someone going to invent a practical electric/hybrid touring bike ? Meanwhile, my daily drive across town and back is a hybrid Yaris which is great :)
Keep making the wonderful videos :)
Enjoyed the video, great to see how such a trip is easily possible and enjoyable in an electric car.
I hope for substantial price drops, apart from Tesla going into mass production, Seeo's "dry battery" technology seems very promising.
that mountain reminds me of last weekend. I finally after about 4 months got up to watch the sun rise. I checked my phone for the sun rise time. I didn't check the weather. I bike out to Lake Michigan and nope no sun rise :p It was still a good day
Love your videos. Big change from "Scrap Heap Challenge"
I was wondering if you were able to rent a TESLA in THailand and try drive it all the way south to Singapore? It would be nice to hear your thoughts of hybrid/phev usage in southeast Asia..Nice to watch your show!
I am your fan and I like your reviews. By the way what are the sunglasses you wearing in 5th minute of video ? They are really cool and wish to get the same ones.Please let me know the brand if you could. Thanks a lot. Regards from Slovakia
Me and my family are gong on a trip to Italy this summer with our Tesla.
From Norway to Varazze and heading down to Nice :) A dream come true!
if only i had 80k for a Tesla. :(
I think i need a better career first
+Adam Webb lol
Supposedly they are releasing one for 35000$ in 2017
Charlie Bee Thats to long
+Danyal Ahmad Oh cry me a river. Show me any other company that provides you with that range for that price.
Now I want a tesla more badly, thank you so much 😇
Can you tell me what camera you used to shoot this excellent video?
fingers crossed for an announcement from Tesla for india(our PM is pretty resourceful),but seriously they need to announce a road map for Indian operations.
lovely video,really enjoyed the Tesla ones in particular.
This sounds like a fantastic holiday, electric car and all :)
Thanks for posting Robert. Any comments on VW?
+Symon Fobbester Loads, but in an upcoming episode hopefully.
hope this VW sad story speeds up EV adoption
How do you manage to drive on the right lane in a right hand wheeler? I'm planning a holiday in Australia (it would be the other way round for me) and that terrifies me.
eh would've liked some details on he battery usage, how much battery you used ascending that "colossus" and such. Cool video nonetheless, liked the "vlog" style ^_^
It's great that these sort of journeys is now possible in an electric car, if one has the right car for the job. My little Zoe would have a bit of trouble getting the same range as the Model S can as I get on avarage around 150 km or 95 miles on a single charge. I could go further but i think it's better to stay safe than sorry.
It's most exelent for small commute like going to near friends and family or go to work with but if I would need to do these sort of journeys, I'd probably ask if I could borrow my fathers Model S. Though I really would like to try to drive and visit the Renault factory in Flins with my Zoe.
I'm from Aosta, and you're right !
Can you tell me were you found out the charging points location how they was free and would a smaller car (lesser range do the same Journey)
I always love it when _'The IMPOSSIBLE'_ is accomplished!
Which brand is your glasses please? I really like your glasses!!
GOD MAN!!! you come just 100m nearly my HOUSE in Liguria!!!! holy shit!! im following you from a long time and i could have meet you ... that's sad...
Greetings from Genoa!!!
Hi, Exceptional. overflow flood What do you think...
It is such a beautiful car.
Just saw my first Tesla in Melbourne Australia. Not many of them driving around here.
It is amazing how fast electric transportation is evolving.
A glorious holiday even with the rain in Switzerland, since how can anyone be really upset while driving a Tesla? Isn't is just fantastic to have been able to do this trip without petrol as part of the expense. I wonder how much that would have cost? So glad to see you back and hope you have lots more in the pipeline for us to see. We have come a long way in a short period of time, what will our transport look like ten years from now?!
+msyin9 You can get a rough idea by using a petrol calculator. I had a quick look and for an average car, about £430 all in.
Wow, what a savings, a good head start on saving for another trip!
msyin9 True :D If I was to spec a Tesla for myself it would cost over £100,000. Wonder how many miles I'd have to do to make up the cost :D
A lot, hence my excitement for the model 3 which will be more accessible!
Now I don't want to sound negative, but I've been doing that journey for 20 years and I refuel once (in 5 mins) this side of Mont Blanc and Calai to Genoa Nervi takes me 10-12 hours inc stops. I'm supportive of the technology, lets not pretend it' competitive .... yet ... different yes but not competitive
Out of interest, where was the funicular? It looks lovely!
You have a long range car, Robert! Go to the ends of Europe! I've been toying with the idea of driving from the Austrian to Ukraine border. I could do it in one go in your car, but where's the fun in that!
Was 320w/mile what you expected or panned for?
Cool to see you passed through my city (Karlsruhe) on your trip to Italy as well :)
I know there's a supercharger near here as well. A colleague of mine has been joking about buying a Tesla car and charging there for free to save money :D
+Maya Posch Buying an 80k car to save money....... Ok B-)
Pete Williams It begins to make more sense when you see the gas prices here in Germany :D
+Maya Posch Wow fair enough, must be even more expensive than here in the UK... Ouch!
Pete Williams Buying a Tesla outright might be a bit much, but getting one used or leasing one might make sense. If you drive it for long enough and spend 0 Euro/year on fuel (and don't pay road tax), the economics may actually start making a lot of sense.
Might be fun to run the math on that one :D
+Maya Posch I hadn't thought of it like that, I'm even considering getting one my self now LOL.
Fantastic video, really interesting to see how one of these works in the real world. Just one thing - might you want to update the title to reflect you started in the UK? For international viewers it would give a better sense of scale.
The real world EV Roadtrip App is the key: th-cam.com/video/7hChPZkl8iE/w-d-xo.html
How much did you pay on toll roads?
Reach for the top...
So what did you pay for motorway tolls and pastries?
I learned yesterday that the British equivilent of the frunk is the froot.
Sad we didnt see the beauty of the mountain. Would like to see it.
+Yan Fleurant Yes, it was very sad to have driven over 1000 km with the express desire to see the mountains and then see virtually nothing. However the rest of the holiday was very nice.
2:15 -- if lightning hits the car, does it take off at 200 mph? ;)
Impressive that you had what sounds like relatively hassle free trip (despite the poor view at the top of the pass :)). One question though? How much do you think planning for super chargers affected your trip? If you had instead used a petrol or diesel hybrid where you did not have to specifically plan for charge points do you think this would have changed your overall trip plan?
One cannot argue over zero "fuel" cost though - very nice!
+Yuki Fox This was a key part of the experience and if I'd actually shot some footage while I was away I could have explained. My fail. We did have to plan the route a bit to make sure there were chargers along the route, but to be honest it made no difference to our plans, the range is so large and the chargers so common it just wasn't an issue. We stopped with 4 friends/relatives along the way, so in a conventional vehicle we'd have taken 98% exactly the same route. We had a couple of small detours to get to chargers but we truly didn't notice. Plus we rarely charged for more than 20 minutes unless we had lunch/shopping etc.
+fullychargedshow
To be fair, you did go through some of the countries best covered by superchargers. :)
I have always been bainging on about how the success of the electric car is tied to it's charging infrastructure.
It's so nice to be proven right, every once in a while. :)
Btw, Tesla has a map of their superchargers on their homepage, it's rather revealing where they are putting their efforts first.
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I know, but most people commenting here, don't own the car, and they might be curious too.
fullychargedshow I did notice the charge times were exceeedingly fast; literally by the time you sat down and had a nice cup of tea and a bit of a break like you would on most car journeys (well okay most journeys these days - I know I'm a little past the 24 hour marathon runs myself :3) you seemed to be ready to go again.
Now I do remember something about supercharging all the time being not the best idea but for occasional long haul trips like this it really paid off. Would supercharging like this all the time really harm the battery as much as people think it will though now days?
I suppose on the flip side if you are supercharging like this all the time because of the amount of time you spend on the road well you are going to be incurring maintenance on your vehicle regardless and that should be taken into consideration anyways.
Still thanks for the info - personally I've not been able to drive for the last decade due to health issues; it makes me smile that as I'm approaching being able to drive again that the option of an electric vehicle is now becoming a very sensible choice even for someone like myself living in Australia where it can be "quite" some distance between charges.
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Warning .. Wall-of-text incoming.
A battery's aging process is sped up if the battery gets hot, so if you (dis/re)-charge very fast, it starts to develop heat which does just that.
However, this is based on several factors.
The current rate, the resistance in the battery, and cooling.
Obviously, amping up the charge rate, will produce more heat, so in that respect, a supercharger will harm the battery - but it can be somewhat mitigated by good cooling.
And finally,the resistance in a battery goes up as it gets more full, so if you only charge up to, say, 80% or so. you don't get that high heat, because you haven't yet hit the higher levels of resistance.
So, if it has sufficient cooling, and isn't being overcharged, and not being charged at ludicrus charging rates - A battery can actually last fairly long, even when fast charging.
Yes, it will shorten the lifetime a bit, but not as much as many of the naysayers wants you to think.
Also, battery technology improves by the year, just look at the changes in cellphone batteries as an example.
I think as fast chargers become more normal, that the battery tech will focus onbatteries that are more robust under fast charging, and also able to fast charge even faster.
Eventually, I think we will see recharge rates frmo 20 to 80% battery capacity in about 5 minutes. And the reason for that, is so that the service stations doesn't need that many chargers, and can keep the flow of cars being re-charged flowing.
Thank you for reading my wall-of-text. :)
Assuming only home charging that brings the Tesla in at about 4.5p per mile. And it looked like an easy drive!
Washing a beautiful tesla in a drive-thru car wash! Noooooo!
I get very excited when I think of electric and hybrid cars, but may I ask: Is it annoying to stop and charge? How often did you stop on this trip?
+Chendo Smit He stopped a lot by the looks of it... and indeed he expertly side stepped having to talk about it instead telling us he had lunch.
A better solution must be found. Electric cars have this charging issue which no one wants to talk about but which is in fact a massive, impossible to ignore problem.
+Chendo Smit WHEN DRIVING LONG DISTANCE YOU SHOULD STOP AND REST EVERY 2 TO 3 HOURS. how awesome while you're stopped and resting you can charge your car for absolutely free!!! petrol is extremely expensive in Europe ,....to take a family road trip, no Petro cost and free electric is absolutely remarkable!!!! Tesla I want in!!!!
Sir Charles the economy is a great argument... but buying a car for a once a year trip while ignoring the other 48 weeks working and everyday driving necessities is a very very bad argument
+DAGATHire. What??? economic argument??? huh!!! who said anything about anyone buying a car for a once a year trip? i own an electric car and i use it daily and i'm sure most people who purchase cars do the same be it electric or ice.
Sir Charles Well in point of fact you said it. IN CAPITAL LETTERS... followed by "a family road trip" as an example....
Perhaps keep track of the point you are attempting to make when faced with a valid rebuttal.
But so you know, I'm not against the principle of electric. and i'm not for petrol. But electric has far too many drawbacks to be the solution for the energy issues we are having now. A better solution must be found. Electric is just a stopgap and not and endgame.
You need to get used to that idea mate. Electric cars are not a viable solution plain and simple.
You lucky person
Oh I wouldn't worry about the lightening, I've heard it supercharges your Tesla. Easy charge for free!
wow that car has so many scratches now..
I do hope this gonna change more people's mind on environmental awareness and so they'll get a plug-in or electric car instead of diesel car as most diesel drivers i know buy the diesel for economic reasoning.
Ha ha fab stuff...now can you save that itinerary and send it to my tesla please....I will program my auto pilot and have a nice trip ...thank you ...
I live in Brazil and compared the cost's of running a Tesla model S (based on Robert's trip) against my Civic rolling with natural gas (not petrol).
Based on my state's energy bill (kWh/R$) and natural gas price here I had this conclusion:
Tesla Model S cost's 4.25 cents of USD per Km.
Natural Gas Honda Civic cost's 5.50 cents of USD per Km. (I can drive about 13 km per cubic meter of gas).
Today one USD cost's 3.27 brazilian real.
Ok, dismissing the currency, we have a small economy pro Tesla Model S. If you considerer that actual brazilian interest rate is surrounding 14% a year, a eletric car will never make sense in this country.
Another interesting point is that natural gas vehicles pollute almost nothing.
Over 6 minute long video, has only been online for 3 minutes (impossible for anyone to have watched it fully yet), yet already has 2 likes and 1 dislike.
Well ok then Internet
+roidroid Indeed, I was just having a chuckle at that.
+fullychargedshow Have a Thumbs Up from me then.
+roidroid The disliker is a dinosaur =)
+roidroid They might've been liking or disliking the thumbnail!
+roidroid The dislike was from a VW CEO!
Clean and tidy Germans! LOLx3 TDI. Keep those videos coming!
Wolfgang Nomayer Cars from Germany are a lot cleaner than other ones
Have you repeated this journey recently? I travel several times a year to north Italy on holidays and thinking of taking the plunge on an ev, but not a Tesla.....
In one or two years will be possible to travel from London to Constanta where is the Black Sea, and so to cross the Europe from start to finish, using only fast chargers.
check with th-cam.com/video/7hChPZkl8iE/w-d-xo.html
You are so funny!
Accent was top-notch indeed :-)
Love the wheel and tyre set up on your Tesla ! they look like 17"" maybe ? Instead of those hideious 21"" at least if you hit a pot hole you won"t damage your rims !
+Terry Thomas Well spotted, yes, having driven a few Model S' with 21 inch (very expensive) wheels, I went for the sensible, low rolling resistance long lasting option. Really comfy ride, a bit scary in wet weather if you floor it coming out of a corner, but only a fool would do that.... more than once. Gulp.
Very cool ! And it really makes great sense buying that size especially with the price of tyres !
"Gavin" I see what you did there!
Wow 319 Watt hours per mile!!! You old lady! ; D
We did 120K miles across the USA in a P85 and got 320 W.hrs/mile - it's accurate.. and used this: th-cam.com/video/7hChPZkl8iE/w-d-xo.html
Dream trip in my dream car. Times change don't they? A few years ago my dream car wouldn't've had an electric motor. Tesla have done everything just so right. Hats off to Mr Musk. Just can't wait for a less expensive, main stream, model. When that arrives, I'm in.
I wonder if it's possible to notice an appreciable difference in engine performance at 3000m for the Tesla, when compared to a conventional large sedan due to the reduction of Oxygen at that altitude.
Shouldn't make any difference as % of oxygen in the air would make no difference to an electric motor as air does not play a role in converting electric current into mechanical force. Thinner air at high altitudes may have an effect on aerodynamics however - less resistance = greater range perhaps.
+marshgre Cold does affect the range (batteries tend to work very poorly below -5°C) but the Tesla could work in a vacuum (assuming sufficient cooling to the motors is achieved)
Sad that so many people are even now seeing an electric car for the first time. I try to let everyone I know drive my Leaf. Actually seeing and touching them is the best way to convert skeptics.
Now with the spotlight on dirty diesel (quite rightly too!), it's the time for a breakthrough in numbers of electric cars. It may be the very thing that will save VW.
tesla may have put the charger because they have thought about the past (or present, i dont know) where people from northern europe would drive through half europe by car for their holiday. that would be nice.
i live in Hirschberg :D
Camille!!!
Not supposed to take your car through anything other than a 'touchless' car wash. Just FYI. It's in the manual.
Musk and Tesla really are nailing this EV thing. I mean really that looked no more difficult than driving a conventional car across europe. Very very good.
the key is this: th-cam.com/video/7hChPZkl8iE/w-d-xo.html
30kms of 'gargantuan regen' !!
ooh Mr Llewellyn eat your words"The Germans like everything very clean!" with the exception of exhausts.Teehee.joe
Car washes like this are the fastest way to screw up your paint job.....scratches everywhere!
+Stuart Crane Where do you live? Here in Finland we only use washes like this. Never seen a scrach caused by them.
Larry, I live in the UK and this type of car wash is known by all car valeters to cause problems. It all depends on how you want to look after your paintwork.
***** Do you mean all automatic car washes with spinning cleaners or just that specifically?
Spinning, They pickup dirt from the previous vehicle and then scratch the next car and so on. For a nice car its best to use a snow foam to loosen the dirt, high pressure spray off and then use a gentle hand wash. As I said its all about the value of your car....
***** Been using those spinning ones for the past 10 years here in Finland and never seen anything, and I really do check the car quite often. At least here between evey wash there's a short period when the equipment cleans itself for a bit.
Good to have a charger at tunnel y not have them on the trains so till 2 birds one stone
Funny guy :)
Hay you missed out all the nerdy techy stuff
Just start shipping a normal saloon with a 80kWh battery then, so everybody can enjoy this mobility in a size smaller then 5 meters.
+databeestje Elon says wait 2 more years.
+Alberto Knox Aw shucks, I'll have to make do with the i-Miev instead. Let's hope for a really nice 2nd hand Kia Soul that I can buy in a few years. By 2022 I might be able to buy a 5 year old Model 3!
I wish these, minimum requirement EV's from the "old" automakers would go away, they have even less range when you buy them 2nd hand after 5 years.
a town called free juice ? apt for a tesla :)
Poor car! Those car washes are scratch factories. :-(
Can you rent a Tesla in the EU?
+Jon Car I'm sure you can, I don't know of anywhere that does it though.
+fullychargedshow I just found this teslarent.eu/?page_id=4804
+Jon Car There are at least 3 car rental places in Austria where you can rent a Tesla. 2 in Vienna are Tesla rentals only, and one in Graz. Next time i go to Austria i will use a Tesla to get around. And the standard 240 outlets make it very easy to recharge at any place with an outlet.
in Brussels' airport you can rent a Model S 85, if not mistaken it was (as of june) aprox. 280 € a day full insurance included, it's one of the big three, Hertz, Avis or Europcar (almost certain it is Hertz), but you will not find it in the web site, you have to phone call for availability and renting, it is most of the time taken, and in Belgium and surrounding countries charging is not a problem, full of superchargers, the daily price is a bit too much for my liking but hey it's a Tesla :-)
+Jon Car confirmed, phone Brussels (02)7206044 , it's Hertz, they had, as of June, the Model S 85Hertz Brussels airport
www.hertz.be/
Luchthaven 1, 1930 Zaventem, Belgium
+32 2 720 60 44
Is that your daughter?
+Karl Bown Believe me, that comment is being shown to the Mrs, even if it's a joke, she'll be secretly flattered
+MichaelKingsfordGray lovely car!
5:43 ahahah