If you are a fan of the Citroen do not waste your time and money in traveling to the Conservatoire…read moreCitroen Musee in Aulnay-sous-Bois. Even though we had confirmed written reservations by the company we arrived to locked doors and dark lights. We wasted our taxi fares and half a day. The public relations person takes about 3 weeks to get back to your emails too in making reservations.

From the owner: Audi neuves Audi d'occasion (Audi Occasion :plus)…read moreVéhicules d'occasion haut de gamme toutes marques Audi Rent Atelier mécanique sur 2 étages Exposition de véhicules sur 3 étages Pièces de rechange & Accessoires Service de conciergerie Salle de configuration de véhicule (Car configurator)

Ive been driving up and down most of the west coast of Belgium. Brussels, Brugge, Dranouter,…read moreKruishoutem, Antwerp, Reet... Needless to say ive seen a good amount of the country and even Sluis in the Netherlands all in a Citroen DS 3. It's a "hot hatch" and surprisingly the gas mileage is great (needed for Europe prices on gas), it handles decently, the transmission is solid, and when you disengage the clutch in neutral, it shuts down the engine to save more gas. If i were to buy a pure commuter car, this might be in the running but alas not in the US. However ive had fun without for many kilometers now.

Do you want an adult experience that makes you feel like a kid? Playing in cars. Designing your own…read morewheels. A photo booth that takes your photo in video too? If so, this is the place for you. In the middle of the Champs Élysées, you can come here to play then go upstairs to enjoy lunch or dinner. The food and drinks are superb. There are lots of choices from burgers to steaks, from lamb to chicken and they have kid's meals too. There is a full bar and bottles of champagne and wine to choose from. It is an interesting and fun atmosphere. We enjoy it. My one special request is to seat us away from the flashing lights below - it can feel like a paparazzi zone. Enjoy the photo booth - it is awesome!

From the owner: En 1910, Louis Renault fait l'acquisition de ces locaux, sur l'avenue des Champs-Élysées, pour en…read morefaire un lieu d'exposition et site commercial. Renault est le premier constructeur à s'installer sur les Champs-Élysées à proximité du Grand Palais qui abrite depuis 1901 le Salon de l'Automobile. En 1962, Renault fait entièrement reconstruire les locaux et y installe le Pub Renault qui ouvre le jour même de l'ouverture du Salon de l'Automobile désormais installé Porte de Versailles. Un concept novateur : des voitures exposées dans un espace convivial reposant sur un restaurant-bar où l'on y consomme dans des alcôves à l'allure d'habitacles de vieilles voitures. L'endroit devient une institution à la fois pour les riverains et les touristes et ce jusqu'en 1999. En septembre 2000, Renault donne une 3e vie au site et le renomme L'Atelier Renault. En 2010, L'Atelier Renault fête 100 ans de présence de la marque sur les Champs-Élysées et pour l'occasion bénéficie d'une rénovation.