THINGS WE LOVE

– Renault Espace –

As you know, I am quite in love with the Twingo , North, from May. I was also quite happy the past few weeks when North was at the door for about three weeks and I could take her out occasionally. And in two weeks it will happen again, because then May goes on vacation. They leave the Twingo here so I can borrow it for a weekend in Berlin because May takes, the Renault Espace to Saint Tropez. I understand the choice. It is an incredibly nice car with a huge trunk that can't even compare to the twenty-kilogram limit of an airplane. Moreover, the car is equipped with many more fun gadgets. So I did my research and listed the five pros. Oh May, I understand you so well. A French car to a French city. It doesn't get better than this. TGV for the road.

Let me start at the beginning. Of course, this is the ideal
vacation car . You have seats that even the best seats on the plane could learn from, you only need to give a little tap on the gas pedal and you are almost in Saint Tropez, and you can adjust the color of your interior to your state of mind. Technically, this sounds like you don't want to sit in that beach chair at all.. The Renault Espace has been around for about thirty years and can therefore actually be called a French icon. The icon will not fade away quickly. Look at the design, look at the quality. Enough said, right?.

Style icon
No key

At home, I have a Renault Clio and I am already so used to the 'card system'. Really very handy. You don't need a key to open the car, but just keep the card (the key) in your bag. When you come near the car, you can just open it and start it. So handy. Never lose a key again and therefore never again an annoying look from your partner because you lost something again.
Multi-sense.

This also really sounds like I have landed in the cockpit of the airplane, which is actually true, because you can adjust everything in the car with different buttons. Driving mode, settings, suspension, and color of the cockpit can be easily adjusted. Red stands for fast driving and a stiffer suspension, eco is green, and blue stands for comfort.
Hocus Pocus Poof!.

It's just that May is also going on vacation with her girls, but for me, the car would be ideal for a big shopping weekend. The trunk is already big enough, but there is a button in the car that allows you to fold down all five or seven seats at once. That is of course very handy for all those bags, but also for the necessary IKEA shopping. And for the umbrellas, beach chairs, and other very necessary vacation materials. Espace certainly lives up to its name.
I am sure that May is going to have an amazing trip, and in the meantime, I will take care of beloved North, but when she comes back, you understand that I will also take a look at the Renault Espace.

As you know, I am quite in love with the Twingo, North, from May. I was also quite happy the past few weeks when North was at the door for about three weeks...