Michael Maxwell

The Road Trip of a Lifetime

admin — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 06:48:25 +0000

Coming up to Uluru in the heart of Australia, I knew my 4WD had almost had it. I had been driving for over 3 weeks now just to make it here. I was finally there and I could say it was worth it.

Staring down the road through the dirty windscreen of the Toyota my heart skipped a beat as I recalled the moments of my childhood. Dad would sometimes let me drive the old bush bashed through our farm when coming home from a day on the land. I really didn’t think I would miss the days working as a small child.

I used the exhaust of the car to blow up my air bed as I got my swag out to prepare for my first night under the stars, in I didn’t know how long. Lying there all I thought was thank you Toyota. There was no way I could have made this journey without the brute strength of the car next to me.

The 4WD was over 10 years old yet never skipped a beat on the entire 3450 km journey through marsh scrub, dirt roads, paved roads and paths that many people would simply consider too dangerous.

Changes in How you pay for Car Rentals

admin — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 06:35:00 +0000

According to the latest notification by Europcar the car rental giant, the company would no longer accept EFT cards and Letters of Authorities as acceptable methods of payment effective 1st July’2010. They will however continue to accept Debit Credit cards only which are distinctly separate from the EFT card (blank card, key).

Europcar has recently made an important announcement that states that effective 1st July’2010 the company would no longer accept EFT cards and Letters of Authorities as acceptable methods of payment. Customers would however be able to still use Debit Credit cards only which are distinctly separate from the EFT card (blank card, key).

Effective 1st July 2010, Europcar will no longer accept EFT cards and Letters of Authorities as acceptable methods of payment. This announcement was made recently by the company in order to communicate this information to all its customers. However, the company will accept Debit Credit cards only which are distinctly separate from the EFT card (blank card, key).

Reopening of the Europcar Outlet – Redcliffe

admin — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 06:26:21 +0000

There is good news for people who rent cars and are looking for more alternatives. The car rental giant Europcar has recently announced the re-opening of one of its locations. The outlet at BNEN04 – Redcliffe that was closed a while back will now reopen for operations on 1st July 2010.

If you live in and around Redcliffe, there is reason to be happy. Eurpocar has announced the re-opening of its outlet at BNEN04 – Redcliffe. Customers can now save their time spent in going to far away outlets and now can make their bookings at this outlet effective 1st July 2010.

1st July’2010 would see the re-opening of one of the stores of Europcar that was closed down in the past few months. The company recently made this announcement and also wants their customers living around this outlet to know that they can make their bookings at this outlet once it opens its doors again.