Old life Pull up to pump. Get out, fill up the tank. Get everyone out of the car(with Car DVD) after filling the tank, troop into the fuel station, tr...
Old life Pull up to pump. Get out, fill up the tank. Get everyone out of the car(with Car DVD) after filling the tank, troop into the fuel station, try to block shelves filled with sweets with your knees as you queue. Pay (faint at price – perhaps we could re-mortgage?), then herd everyone back in the car. Second scenario: fill up, lock car with kids in it, join queue of drivers waiting to pay at the till, whilst staring out the window with panic as both kids hurl themselves around the car as if it were a soft play centre.
New life Pull up to petrol pump in your roomy, air-conditioned SUV. ‘Fill it up special please!’ Smiling man fills your car up. Asks you if there is anything else – you request a coffee and a SALIK top up card – both brought promptly to your car window. Pay, give him a tip (you still have change from that Dhs100 note after all), and then drive off. Kids barely notice – they are too busy watching Frozen on the in-built Car DVD Player.
Old life Drive into supermarket car park. You feel flustered as you realise that all the mother/child spaces are taken. Squeeze into a space. Realise with horror it is paid-for parking and you have no change. Rummage around the bottom of your bag, find a few coins covered in dubious-looking fluff. Run to the machine, realise it isn’t working. Run to another, panic that your kids are unsupervised. Get ticket, find trolley, put kids in it. Run round madly getting everything, then queue at checkout. Unpack onto conveyor. Pack everything yourself. Grab shopping, kids and head to the car. Exhausted.
New life Drive into car park, park in any one of the big available spaces designed to fit the huge Middle Eastern cars. Spot a trolley right by your car, get children out and put them in it. Do the shopping, and at the checkout, stand idly by whilst someone packs it all for you. If your children are kicking off, or you realise you don’t want to push the trolley, get said packer to deliver your goods to your car, and pack them in the boot. Drive home serenely. Usually stress-free.
Hey, it is great that if installing anAndroid Car Stereo in the car.
2017 Volkswagen Amarok Review
It’s hard to believe, but the Volkswagen Amarok(with Car DVD) has been available in Australia since 2010 (an automatic transmission joined the range i...
2016 BMW 330e review | road test
Richard Blackburn road tests and reviews the BMW 330e (with Android car DVD) with specs, fuel consumption and verdict. The 3 Series plug-in is among t...
Used guide: 2012-15 BMW X1
Model-year 2016 saw the launch of an all-new BMW X1(with Android car DVD) crossover, marking a move of the original-generation X1 into used-vehicle te...
