New member from France ( Europe)
#1
02-16-2010, 07:03 AM
New member from France ( Europe)
Hello,
I'm living in France (Europe) and I recently (one week ago) buy a Chevrolet Blazer 4.3l 4X4 V6, Black, year 2000, 150 000 KM.
Initialy this blazer was imported from USA in Germany (user's manual in German ) and imported from Germany in France were I bought it. It's a long trip for a car, isn't it ?
I like very much this car, I am little bit surprise by the big consumption in litters of Benzine. I need to adapt my type of driving to US cars. My first week was with snow and complete 4X4 nearly all the time . Maybe that's why.
I will be instrested to use ethanol E85 very soon if it is possible with this car.
I will post a thread in this forum to have your experience with ethanol E85 in you blazer.
I like horses (I have 2 at home) and dogs (I have three at home) and computers.
I am working in finance departement in a manufacturing plant in france
Regards.
Supercity.
I'm living in France (Europe) and I recently (one week ago) buy a Chevrolet Blazer 4.3l 4X4 V6, Black, year 2000, 150 000 KM.
Initialy this blazer was imported from USA in Germany (user's manual in German ) and imported from Germany in France were I bought it. It's a long trip for a car, isn't it ?
I like very much this car, I am little bit surprise by the big consumption in litters of Benzine. I need to adapt my type of driving to US cars. My first week was with snow and complete 4X4 nearly all the time . Maybe that's why.
I will be instrested to use ethanol E85 very soon if it is possible with this car.
I will post a thread in this forum to have your experience with ethanol E85 in you blazer.
I like horses (I have 2 at home) and dogs (I have three at home) and computers.
I am working in finance departement in a manufacturing plant in france
Regards.
Supercity.
. lol. I had a good laugh over that.
#6
02-16-2010, 10:47 PM
Welcome from New Zealand. We're also getting a super city here in Auckland soon. LOL
So! We've got American built Japanese Blazers & you've got American built German Blazers!
Wonder which is better?
Answer: The Japanese Blazer - Because the steering wheel is on the right side! j/k LOL
So! We've got American built Japanese Blazers & you've got American built German Blazers!
Wonder which is better?
Answer: The Japanese Blazer - Because the steering wheel is on the right side! j/k LOL
#8
02-16-2010, 10:56 PM
Wow i can't say i have seen anyone from France with a blazer on this forum yet. Huge welcome from the United States, and the amount of benzine consumption...well thats kinda usual for blazers depending on how you drive. But we would all love to see some pictures of it!
-BlazerGuy2001
-BlazerGuy2001
