Yesterday we were in Germany, presenting the new Opel Grandland X. We landed in Portugal on the same day, slept for two hours, changed our suitcase and returned this morning to Lisbon Airport. Destiny? Spain. We went to see the new Ford Fiesta – you can follow everything through our Instragram.
Enough of travels already? Not yet…
On Thursday we're going to put half a dozen belongings back in our suitcase and head to Corsica. This time the culprit is the new Citroën C3 Aircross.
Next week the program is shorter but equally intense. The Volkswagen Polo will be presented in Portugal and we will be there to drive the first units with Portuguese registration. Although last week we have already tested it in German lands.
The best is until last…
It will be one of the most anticipated moments of the last few months. Firstly because it is a sports car, secondly because it is a circuit contact. More specifically on the Circuit de Vallelunga, in Italy.
We will be allowed to explore the limits of the new Hyundai i30 N without restrictions.
It is one of the “FWD” sports cars that has been most talked about. It is also the first Hyundai sports car with the signature of the new N Perfomance department.
Speaking of N Perfomance, who will also be there is Albert Biermann, the great “culprit” for the birth of this sporting division. If you remember, Albert Biermann was responsible for the development of the BMW M and decided to change the scene, choosing Hyundai to continue his work: making sports cars with pedigree.
We are very curious to know what this Korean, developed in Germany and born in the Nürburgring, will be able to face the new fleet of sports cars that will be launched in the coming months.
With so many trips, cars and interviews we should launch a Youtube channel, don't you think? #Who knows
