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Ford has the answer to Europe's best driving road

Ford has the answer to Europe's best driving road

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Going to Europe for a road trip? Then you might want to go into Northern Portugal for a drive as Ford thinks that it is the best driving road.

 

With the help of senior journalist Steve Sutcliffe and the latest 276bhp Focus ST, Ford has presented to us ten of the best driving roads in Europe with the winning road called N304 that cuts into the Parque Natural do Alvao region

 

It scores nearly full marks across multiple categories such as Thrill Factor, Hospitality, Scenery and Food and Drinks.

“In three days of filming, we barely saw twenty other cars on it,” said Sutcliffe. “There are other roads that head north and south, so I guess the mad and somewhat twisty N304 is not everybody’s cup of tea… but for keen drivers it’s an unforgettable route.”

 

Want to find out more about the N304 and the other roads? Click and the video below and see for yourself!

 

 


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