Taking Car Abroad
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sounds like a nice places your going
good luck

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Normal comprehensive insurance policies will only cover you ThirdPFT unless you tell them you want to extend the cover to Euro driving. There may also be a time limit.
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I've found an company in London that specialise in Italian car insurance, I've got my insurance through them, and It covers me for 90 days elsewhere in the EU.Hopefully my car will be fine, really worried now.
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Oh it's Verona b.t.w
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KERR_SE9 wrote:really worried now.
What about?
For those who like driving, Italy is infinitely preferable to the UK!
After minor adjustments to local styles, much easier too.
Some stunningly beautiful drives around Verona, bit tight for parking spots in town centre though. ( Reveres parking isn't something you want to try too often here....).
Italsure is who most expats use for UK plated insurance.
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Cool, the way you were talking I thought the local youths would be off with all my badges and stereo!
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One thing I should have mentioned - once here get an epass for the autostrada as very few of the toll booths cater for RHD cars, a nuisance if driving alone.
Oh if you are going through Switzerland remember the entry toll is valid for 12 months...oh so many remove the sticker thus destroying it, lol.
You'll love it - some of the great driving roads of Europe on your doorstep, Lake Garda, Stelvio, Trento & the Dolomites in easy reach let alone the string of historic towns lining the Po - Mantova is my fave. Not forgetting Venice, easily doable from verona in a day trip.
Oh if you are going through Switzerland remember the entry toll is valid for 12 months...oh so many remove the sticker thus destroying it, lol.
You'll love it - some of the great driving roads of Europe on your doorstep, Lake Garda, Stelvio, Trento & the Dolomites in easy reach let alone the string of historic towns lining the Po - Mantova is my fave. Not forgetting Venice, easily doable from verona in a day trip.

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KERR_SE9 wrote:Hi there I'm moving to Italy in 3 weeks and I'm taking my turbo with me
Are you now in Verona?
I dropped off someone at Verona airport 13.00pm on Monday; two hours previous I was here



http://www.migweb.co.uk/forums/car-talk ... -pass.html
Going to that area again late Oct if you fancy a quick beer whatever...
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garyb
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Nice pics Gary 

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and no he is not there any longer, went then came back
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that road in the 2nd pic looks a bit like the Applecross road we did on the highland tour but better can we do next years highland tour in Italy 

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Wow, that looks like an awesome road, sadly been and gone, wasn't meant to be.
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Sorry to hear that, at least you found out soon enough - I have previous in overstaying while trying to force a life in a foreign country that didn't suit ( Russia). As it happens, I passed a ( spectral blue?) Calibra outisde Verona airport, I did give it a double take to check for uk plates/rhd..
Re: the 'road', so as not to incur the mod's wrath, I'll copy info from a post I made on another forum and start a new thread.
Re: the 'road', so as not to incur the mod's wrath, I'll copy info from a post I made on another forum and start a new thread.
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garyb wrote:Re: the 'road', so as not to incur the mod's wrath, I'll copy info from a post I made on another forum and start a new thread.
You must be thinking of another website

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