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AirVentures Cherry Blossom+Green Tea, 300 ml
AirVentures Leather+Wild Cactus
Car Refresher with the scent of wild cactus and leather. Contains high-quality perfume oil to create a unique atmosphere of fragrance. So your road trip smells great! Neutralise unpleasant smells such as cigarette smoke, animal smells, sweat etc. and infuse the scent of the world's most beautiful roads into your vehicle. Come with us into the desert. The tarmac is shimmering. Like a cowboy, you enjoy a break and treat yourself to a cool drink. The fragrance intensity can be customised and refreshed as desired. High-yield 300-ml bottle — for maximum usage time. AirVentures — turn every ride into a journey.
Content: 300 ml
Shake bottle before use. Press the button on the spray head to release the sprayer lock. Depending on the desired fragrance intensity, spray 5–10 times directly onto the fabric car mat. Prevent contact with plastic. leather, rubber and paintwork.
PLEASE NOTE: Protect against frost. People with perfume sensitivity should use the product with caution.
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Art. No. 05961410
This is what California smells like: the scent of Route 66 for your car
A travelogue for all the senses
Dawn breaks over Sin City. You’re sitting in a convertible with the top down as the sun slowly rises over Las Vegas. The cool morning air whips dust through your hair, whilst the radio plays riffs by the Red Hot Chili Peppers. The engine purrs beneath you – pure freedom. The scent of worn leather mingles with the dry air and the promise of adventure. Then the Strip fades behind you as neon lights give way to the pale dawn.
Soon the mighty Hoover Dam comes into view – a concrete monument that tames the Colorado River. You step out and feel the warm surface, still retaining the heat of the desert sun. The soft hum of the turbines sounds like a hypnotic melody of energy and power. Here, on the edge of the desert, time seems to stand still – but soon the journey continues along historic Route 66, which lies gleaming before you in the morning light.
In Oatman, the braying of wild donkeys pierces the silent expanse of the desert. Curiously, they clatter their hooves on the cobblestones, as if trying to rouse the deserted streets – a scene straight out of an old Western film. From here on, cacti line your path – silvery spring chollas and colourfully blooming barrel cacti. The air tastes of hot sand and a tranquillity known only to the desert. Motorcycles roar past, accompanied by the scent of leather, hot rubber and boundless freedom.
Shortly afterwards, you reach Chambless, a ghost town where time has left its mark. Dilapidated houses and rusty tanks tell silent stories of days gone by. You hear the rustling of the wind, feel the dust and the old dreams that are still alive here.
As darkness falls, Roy’s Motel in Amboy flickers with its iconic neon sign – a pulsing heartbeat in the night. You check into the retro motel as the neon lights hum and the doors creak. Here, history lives on.
The next morning, the Amboy Crater rises before you – a dark colossus against the blue sky. As you hike, you breathe in dusty earth, rough lava and the pungent scent of cacti and creosote bushes. Every step crunches on the rough rock, whilst the endless expanse surrounds you.
The final few kilometres take you through Pasadena, where urban life pulsates. Downtown L.A. is waking up, and on Sunset Boulevard – the street of dreams – palm trees stretch their crowns towards the sky. Warm notes of asphalt mingle with cedarwood and petrol.
Finally, the Pacific Ocean opens up before you, and Santa Monica Pier beckons. The salty sea air mingles with the sweet scent of candyfloss and popcorn. The ‘End of the Trail’ sign stands proudly, surrounded by smiling faces and the gentle sound of the waves.
You take a deep breath and feel the heartbeat of Route 66. This is where your journey ends – and a new chapter begins.
Facts and travel tips
Best time to visit: spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October) for pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds. It can get hot in the deserts during the height of summer.
Sights: Las Vegas, Hoover Dam, Oatman, the ghost town of Chambless, Amboy Crater, Pasadena, Downtown L.A., Sunset Boulevard, Santa Monica Pier.
Food & drink: Fresh seafood at ‘The Albright’ on Santa Monica Pier.
Shopping: Vintage boutiques in Pasadena, strolling along the Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica. Accommodation: Iconic Roy’s Motel & Café in Amboy, stylish The Pierside Santa Monica
Location: Historic transcontinental highway across the USA
Length: approx. 3,940 km
Route: Chicago, Illinois to Santa Monica, California
History: Opened in 1926, main thoroughfare until 1985
Significance: Symbol of freedom, adventure and the American Dream
Scent: Leather, wild cactus, diesel and hot tarmac in the top note
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