Electric motorcycles; The future or the devil’s work? An inevitability or a passing phase?

Ever since I visited one of Europe’s largest electric motorcycle dealers, English Electric Motor Co, I have been hooked. They graciously facilitated my inauguration to electric motorcycles.

There is, however, no substitute for living with a bike, so Zero was kind enough to lend me their SRS press bikes for a while, to give me an opportunity to do a real-world review.

There is an unassailable romance about travelling by sleeper trains in Europe. They call to mind the grand rail journeys of the past: Paul Theroux on the Iron Rooster or Kerouac’s drifters jumping freight trains in “On the Road.” Today’s rail journeys seem rather sterile in comparison, with once mysterious routes so well-trodden there is little left to say about them. But there are exceptions. Some sleeper trains still convey the sheer romance and glamour of embarking on a grand journey across a continent full of possibilities.

France is divided into 18 administrative regions of which 13 are located in metropolitan France, i.e. on the European continent, while the other five are overseas regions, not be confused with the "overseas collectivities", which have a semi-autonomous status.

All 13 mainland administrative regions (including Corsica as of 2019) are further subdivided into 2 to 13 administrative departments, with the prefect of each region's administrative centre's department also acting as the regional prefect.

Subaru's Lavorg was released on to the UK market in 2015, as a replacement for the outgoing Legacy tourer.

Subaru has kept things very simple with the Levorg. There is one body style, one engine option, one trim level and one gearbox. 

The body style is estate car, the trim level is GT, the engine is a 2.0 L petrol boxer engine which produces 147bhp and 198Nm torque and the gearbox is a lineartronic CVT (constantly variable transmission). This is basically an automatic gearbox but doesn't have set gear ratios like a conventional automatic gearbox. 

People seem to keep getting Rolls-Royce Motor Cars and Rolls-Royce plc confused, so here's a rundown of the differences and history!

ROLLS-ROYCE MOTOR CARS
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the BMW Group. The company is the world’s leading luxury manufacturer based at The Home of Rolls-Royce at Goodwood, near Chichester, West Sussex, which comprises its global headquarters and Global Centre of Luxury Manufacturing Excellence – the only place in the world where Rolls-Royce motor cars are hand-crafted.

There's no better way to talk about restarting than behind the wheel of a Jeep® SUV. In over 75 years of history and thanks to renowned off-road capability, every model in the Jeep line-up has proved an extraordinary means of expression for freedom. Even more so, as in the brand’s constant evolution – in parallel with off-road performance – handling and connectivity have been enhanced in order to have customers experience urban adventures in complete comfort.

“Imagine the harmony of an orchestra, with no single instrument heard above another, this is what we aim for with our Weiner Gemischter Satz wine,” states Fritz Weininger from his winery, in the sleepy outskirts of the Austrian capital.The vintners of Austria are a very passionate breed. They are a new generation of wine makers producing high quality products. They are represented across the four main wine regions of Niederosterriech (Lower Austria); Burgenland; Steiermark (Styria) and Vienna.