Hello, everyone!!! Wow, I can't believe how fast the first half of the year has gone. It only feels like yesterday, when Father Christmas jumped down our chimneys!
How are you all doing??
Have you got any road trips planned for the Summer Holidays?
Do you have any summer projects in the pipeline?
Have you got any car-related news for us at all?
Do you need assistance with any faults on your cars?
If yes, please let our community work together to assist each other. There is so much talent in this group, with people knowing about the mechanical side of things, or sharing their talent of writing reviews, or stories.
Thank you to those who have written posts for our community, and to those who have recently joined our page. I personally really appreciate it, as do Ben and Annabelle 
Here are some posts which have caught my eye this week.
Rolls Royce Boattail
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Link: @boscohage/rolls-royce-boattail
Rolls Royce Boattail is a 5.8-metre long exotic vehicle looking like a Phantom Drophead.
Only 3 units are produced for 3 clients that can pay a whooping sum of $25 million.
The cost of the Boattail makes Rolls Royce Boattail the most expensive car.
Some Fine Features On The Streets, UK 2021
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Link: @millycf1976/some-fine-features-on-the-streets-uk-2021
Traveling is an important element to my intrinsic needs, so I'm always eager and fascinated to explore different modes of transportation, whether it be trains, cars, planes, ship /ferry and my focus today; on classic vintage cars, as there are some fine features on streets across the UK that have been restored and still functional.
1976 Lamborghini Urraco P300 Coupé
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Link: @heroldius/1976-lamborghini-urraco-p300-coupe
The Lamborghini Urraco was presented during the Turin Auto in 1970. As all the Lamborghini, the car was named after fighting bulls, Urraco can be translated to young bull. This small Lamborghini was created in order to compete against the Porsche 911, the Ferrari Dino 308 or the Maseratti Merak.
Mi paseo por el Dakar Perú 2019 | My walk around the Dakar Perú 2019
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Link: @callmeenjoy/mi-paseo-por-el-dakar-peru-2019-or-my-walk-around-the-dakar-peru-2019
A huge number of trucks, motorcycles, ATVs, among others were in the place, lots of people and fans, including my husband, he seemed smaller than our son, of emotion I say, for that year we were in Peru and when he learned that the 41st edition of the Dakar would be held, he, of course, was not going to miss, we got ready and began this unforgettable journey.
Thank you to those, who have made this week enjoyable, by sharing your content.
I look forward to seeing your next batch of posts!!