Audi RS6 C8 on Brittany ferries
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Hi all,
I’m after a bit of advice.. taking my C8 RS6 on Brittany ferries either from Poole or Portsmouth next month. The car has got the full maxton kit on it. Will I struggle with ground clearance getting on or off?
I know a lot more exotic cars go on the ferries to Le Mans etc, so I’m probably worrying about nothing but any advice/experience would be appreciated
I’m after a bit of advice.. taking my C8 RS6 on Brittany ferries either from Poole or Portsmouth next month. The car has got the full maxton kit on it. Will I struggle with ground clearance getting on or off?
I know a lot more exotic cars go on the ferries to Le Mans etc, so I’m probably worrying about nothing but any advice/experience would be appreciated
AndrewT1275 said:
You should be fine, the loading staff are very helpful and vigilant at guiding you over the ramps etc.
This all day long. Done it in an Evora and RS4 and RS4 without issues, albeit standard. They're really good and have come across every problem before. Don't worry.
But do turn your alarm off before you lock it!
My advice having travelled for years on ferries (mainly on Brittany Ferries to France and Spain) is stay with your car until the decks are clear.
People will drag bags, cases push chairs etc across your car without a moments thought. Ferries to France also seem to attract the worst of car ‘door flingers’, again without any care regarding the adjacent car.
Also be very careful parking when you’re in France. My mate still isn’t over having his Porsche bashed into on the back and side by some 25 year old Peugeot 206 held together by duct tape.
People will drag bags, cases push chairs etc across your car without a moments thought. Ferries to France also seem to attract the worst of car ‘door flingers’, again without any care regarding the adjacent car.
Also be very careful parking when you’re in France. My mate still isn’t over having his Porsche bashed into on the back and side by some 25 year old Peugeot 206 held together by duct tape.
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