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You could have used the locking eye of the trunk as a towing eye 😋 Most Scandinavians i know drive with studded tires in winter and they just drive at normal speeds with those. They’re used to driving those conditions too. Awesome video! Enjoyed it very much!

When it’s the next one ????

Hey! Wat een top video’s 🎉 Klopt het dat je ook een ander kanaal hebt waar je editing uitlegt?

42:43 with chains you could leave easily

I am very proud of having the same car up which can tolerate under harsh circumstance.

Those guys that helped you were amazing

Long wait but now i will enjoy my evening with some candy and m&m's and learn from you because i also already wanted to drive to the northern light with my car!

is up a 60 or 75hp version?

My god, I made the journey Stockholm-Grense Jakobselv-North Cape-Lofoten and all the coast down last summer in my campervan and many times I asked myself how that trip could have looked like in the winter, well - now I know :D

41:41 You can see those are central European friction mild winter asymmetrical street tyres... on a FWD car: that's way way way distant from an optimal set-up for such a journey. Half of the adventure is given merely by that! xD

sir i just want to say ur lucky u didnt meet me on the rodes in norway i am a menes on the rode. jk

Hello friend, the temperature in Türkiye is around 32 degrees right now, I feel relieved by watching you.

You've probably figured this out, but the diesel in the heater will probably have gelled (frozen) if you were using normal diesel.

No need to go to the trouble of cutting the video, just make a long video. very enjoyable :)

nice video

Wat een avontuur en wat een video! Echt waanzinnig.

Great video! Nice to see and although i dont quite understand the vehicle choice I respect you going there in that car! So far it held up pretty dang well! Greetings

Really cool experience . I love the up !

Epic Journey, thanks for sharing, You have a new subscriber. I'm living in a cold place, in order to not snow stuck on wheel, we are using steel rims and a rim cover in winter, aluminum rims on the summer so one car two rim and tyre set. Second your cars tires Petlas Snowmaster, produced by Turkish Company. Snowmaster is good in light snow and decent lifespan. But if you are using this tyres on the North it will give you a dizzy and unstable car. Best suitable Petlas tyre for this journey would be Petlas Glacier W661 or Nokian Hakkapeliitta but after 5000 km in Denmark both of them shredded, becuse they made it for full snow and ice.

Yup, not the correct car, unless you want an extra challenge or two 🤠 Before, almost everybody used to carry snowchains in their cars for atleast one axle and so should you. Will get you out of a lot of trouble! Nowadays on the other hand "everybody" is driving electric cars and needs to be rescued from their car by the emergency services and red cross due to the battery emptying so they don't have any heating anymore 😂 Sadly the world is chaning ..... I still have a Land Cruiser diesel with proper chains to all four tires, just in case ... Usually also stop and offer help to people stuck or driven off the road if I have time. I don't think the other drivers are driving that fast, just you that are driving slow, evident by using double the time of what google maps suggest. You probably don't have proper "arctic" winter tires but European winter tires wich is obly considered "all season" tires here in Norway. Really isn't usable with our winter environment. You will also experience that at -30°C you have much better grip than at -2°C, the colder it gets, the better the traction. At -30°C even summer tires have some grip, but wouldn't advice driving on summer tires! You have probably learned a lot of "lessons" from your winter arctic "expedition" that you can implement on your next winter adveture. Best of luck on your next one 🤠

@29:50 wax helps as the snow doesn’t stick as much

At 19:16 he says you can’t stop in the middle of the road on a hill top. You are clearly not in the middle of the road, but you are standing still on top of a hill which can lead to dangerous passings. It’s something we don’t do, especially during the winter months. Great video, been following your journey for a while. Greetings from Tromsø

Great experience! Thanks for sharing, please keep posting this very high quality adventure blog! Gaaf! Complimenten

"Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all” - Helen Keller

How are you so good at videography and story telling? Is it your day job?

this is EXCATLY what CZcams is meant for in my opinion Good luck on your journey... I will be following 🥶

This is better than a thriller movie man!! new subscriber for sure

if you turn traction control off when you get stuck in snow, this can often help .

Great video! I would never do it without studded tires (aka "spikes"). Crazy:) BTW: I think the doors in the tunnels are also to keep the reindeer out.

You are a maker!

43:16 If you look in the manual then there will a page where you can look up how to get to the rear tow hook.

Amazing content, what an adventure, I only live in the UK but always carry a couple of plastic ground waffles, they take up little space and have saved me and others from all types of ground when stuck, often can be picked up on eBay used for a low cost. Looking forwards.tonwhat ever you do next. Stay safe

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Great video, I enjoyed it very much.💯 I have similar trips to the north in my thoughts but so far there hasn't been the opportunity and the courage.. your courage is huge! I myself own a Skoda Citigo, the "brother" of the VW Up and I know how easy it is to get stuck in deeper snow or steep hills... Actually, it's a car totally unsuitable for such a journey and that's the fun and challenge. 😀👍🏻

Very good your channel, I would have tried to put tires like off the road if there is a type for snow, chains for the tires, I would try to use the wood for the fire to get out of the hole and the snow stuck under the car must be making it shake, I'm really enjoying your adventure and I'm looking forward to watching more, I really like this content, a hug and I expect more content like this from your channel.

Awesome video! I drove from Oslo to Nordkapp in january with my Peugeot 207cc, didn’t get stuck but it was just as much snow like you experienced.

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Tu est trés courageux mon ami! Video de superbe qualité...on voit que tu te donnes du mal...je te souhaite de réussir sur youtube! ton voyage me donne envie...peut être 2025 si le temps me le permets...en 4x4 amenagé!je prie! Bonjour de France!

Excellent video, excellent content, excellent editing. New follower here!