The purpose of the trip was not only an irresistible desire to get new impressions, but also to test premium gasoline Perfekt 95 from the network of filling stations "Parallell" in off-road conditions, that is, when maximum output is required from the engine.
On May 30, the daring and fearless traveler-driver Ivan Terentyev got behind the wheel of an ordinary city crossover Suzuki SX4 to drive across all of Ukraine along the 48th geographical parallel – from East to West. The crew started in the city of Pavlohrad, filling a full tank with Perfekt 95 and stocking up on provisions for the entire trip. The route of the journey passed along Ukrainian dirt and country roads in harsh conditions far from asphalt highways.
"There were many places that at first glance seemed impassable. However, each time, after assessing the conditions, we managed to overcome the obstacle. This is the merit of Perfekt 95 gasoline, which squeezed out of the engine everything it was capable of, and all-wheel drive with a world-famous name. From personal experience, I have become convinced that Perfekt is reliable fuel for travel in any car. I am sure that my next car adventure will be on it," Ivan shared his impressions.
"We strive to provide our customers with the highest quality product, which, as this experiment has shown, meets the driver's expectations even in the most extreme conditions. The German-made Keropur detergent additive and a powerful new-generation friction modifier in its composition did their job perfectly. We like to set new challenges for ourselves and create vivid impressions for our customers - this fully corresponds to the philosophy of our company," commented the event the general director of the company "Parallell" Olena Khiliienko.
Let us remind you that this spring, an all-Ukrainian fuel economy record was successfully set on proprietary diesel fuel from the network of filling stations under the TM "Parallell". The result of the auto rally across all of Ukraine over a distance of 1320 km on Perfekt Diesel was entered into the "Book of Records of Ukraine" as the most economical indicator: fuel consumption of a car with an engine displacement of 1.6 liters was only 2.6 liters per 100 kilometers. The experiment was strictly controlled by official representatives of the national "Book of Records of Ukraine".
The full version of the article about the trip is available at the link: http://blogs.korrespondent.net/blog/lifestyle/3383515/
