The Rolex Paris Masters 2022 is well underway in Bercy, Paris and is the final tournament on the ATP Tour before the season-ending and extremely prestigious, ATP Finals. It also, naturally, offers the best men’s tennis players in the world the chance to add to their prize money winnings. But how much does the winner of the Paris Masters earn?

Paris Masters 2022 Prize Money

The total prize money purse on offer at the 2022 Paris Masters stands at €5,415,410/US5,351,778/AU$8,369,095 (conversions correct at time of publishing). This represents a huge 108% increase over the prize money on offer at the 2021 Paris Masters.

The winner of the 2022 Paris Masters singles tournament will walk away with €836,355/US$826,536/AU$1,292,503, a 149% increase over 2021’s winning prize money.

Whichever duo wins the men’s doubles will pocket €282,960/US$279,663/AU$437,212, between them a 304% increase over 2021.

The global pandemic is the reason for the lower prize money pools in previous years, but now that things are pretty much back to normal, the serious prize money has returned.

2022 Paris Masters Prize Money Breakdown

Men’s Singles

What is the 2022 Paris Masters?

The Rolex Paris Masters is an annual tournament for male professional tennis players that is part of the ATP 1000 tour. It is held in Paris, France, in the neighbourhood of Bercy, and played indoors at the AccorHotels Arena. It is commonly referred to as the Paris Indoor tournament, since the other major tennis tournament held in Paris; the French Open, is played outside.

The Paris Masters is the final tennis tournament before the season-ending ATP Finals, which is often referred to as the fifth Grand Slam, owing to the fact it offers professional tennis players the chance to earn some valuable ranking points for winning.

Rolex has been the main sponsor of the Paris Masters since 2017, taking over from French International banking group, BNP Paribas.

When is the 2022 Paris Masters?

The 2022 Rolex Paris Masters kicked off on October 31 2022 and will run until November 6 2022.

Who won the 2021 Paris Masters?

Novak Djokovic won 2021 Paris Masters, beating Daniil Medvedev. Djokovic is currently the only player to have successfully defended the title, winning in consecutive years from 2013-2015. He’ll be hoping to defend it once again in 2022.

Who is playing in the 2022 Paris Masters?

Following the qualification rounds, 64 spots were available. Some men’s singles players, including Daniil Medvedev, Rafael Nadal and number 1 seed Carlos Alcaraz automatically advanced to the round of 32 thanks to a Bye.

Players are separated into two blocks of 32 players and in 2022, both Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic have been drawn in the same block of 32. This means they could both end up going to head-to-head in a semi-final, if they both win all their matches.

Roger Federer isn’t playing at the Paris Masters, after he officially retired from the sport at The Laver Cup in September 2022.

How to watch the 2022 Paris Masters in Australia

All matches of the 2022 Paris Masters are available to stream live on Kayo Sports in Australia.

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A superyacht has schlepped onto a surfer’s setup in Fiji, stealing the show from a surfer attempting to butt-drag his way across a left-hand reef break.

A huge superyacht has stolen the show from a surfer in Fiji. The video, posted to Instagram on October the 8th by Hawaii-based photographer and videographer Brent Bielmann, has caused consternation on numerous fronts.

Bielmann posted the video with the caption: “Excuse me sir but we are going to need a bigger boat…”

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The clip drew the ire of surfers, first and foremost for the fact that the surfer in the clip did not make a clear decision to “go to turns” or to commit to getting barrelled, ultimately achieving neither.

Then a bit of a debate was had. Though some, like Instagram sensation Jay Alvarrez, lapped the mis en scene up (Alvarrez wrote: “barrels & skydives,” while another said owning a helicopter “obviously” makes up for not getting barrelled), others made such quips as “I wonder if the chopper makes up for not being able to get barrelled” and “When the Russians hit the lineup.”

“Either go for a barrel or turn but stop teasing us.”

Instagram user @paulaaaaay

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Another Instagram user claimed: “Last time I was there, I asked their PWC driver who was towing them back out every ride for a little love too (only guy out not part of their group). He failed to oblige. Not the platinum club level.”

“When I was there last time, had a similar yacht blocking the view and I told them, can you please move your yacht so my life doesn’t feel so shitty…?”

Instagram user @jeanniechesser

Another opined: “Chances are if you were drowning out there and needed help they’d still ignore you.” Harsh.

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That being said, there were a few others who took it in good humour, with remarks like: “I’m paddling over and asking if they have any Grey poupon” trickling in too, as well as a smattering of far-out theories like “Slater’s yacht,” too.

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In April The Fiji Times reported that “a superyacht belonging to a Russian billionaire sanctioned by the USA, United Kingdom and Europe came into port” in Fiji.

“Public sources say the Amadea is owned by Suleiman Kerimov, a Russian oligarch who is currently sanctioned over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine,” The Fiji Times reported at the time.

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Amadea was seized and sailed away from Fiji in June, Staradvertiser reports, so it’s probably not the one seen in Bielmann’s video.

Regardless, 2022 has not been a great year to be a superyacht, with fires ravishing quite a few, and sanctions slapping quite a few more.

Update: Jeannie Chesser, a surfer who claims to be familiar with the boat, told DMARGE: “That particular superyacht was owned by the guy who invented Google and his wife. On board was another zillionaire couple.”

She added: “There was a helicopter, and they had frequent access to a seaplane. I surfed with his wife, Lucy, who had her own entourage of jetski hunkymen who would give her a ride back out to the lineup after she rode a wave. She was nice. I didn’t realize she was the Google girl til after…”

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Three people have just won Australia’s biggest ever lottery draw, with the winners taking home a ridiculous $53.4 million each.

The whopping $160 million prize pot was drawn on Thursday, with the three winners being from Victoria, New South Wales and Western Australia.

Its thought up to ten million Australians had bought tickets in the hopes of cashing in the prize money.

The winning numbers for Powerball draw 1380: 2, 4, 7, 10, 12, 18, 34 and the Powerball is 7.

According to The Daily Mail, one of the winners exclaimed, “I’m done with work. I’m out of here mate.”

The winner, a blue-collar worker from Clyde in Melbourne went on to say, “Oh my god, oh my god. I can’t believe this… holy s**t, holy s**t. Far out. I’m absolutely speechless.”

“I can’t wait to tell my family.”

“My family is set. My grandson wanted a dog for Christmas, and I was trying to organise it for him. He can have all the dogs in the world now.”

He hilariously finished by saying, “I’m done with work. I’m out of here, mate. Retirement is calling.” Though some people take issue with Australians’ famously chill attitude to life, bemoaning the fact that we are one of the richest and least innovative nations in the world, I think we would all be thinking the same if we became a multi-millionaire overnight.

One of the other winners from West Sydney did not know they had won initially, only stepping forward to officials on Friday.

The man, a father from Penrith, almost missed out on buying a ticket altogether.

“I had to rush out and grab one yesterday before the draw closed,” he said.

The peak of sales during the draw was at 6.12pm on Thursday, when more than 6900 entries were bought in just a single minute.

42 entries also picked up wins in division two, with the lucky winners getting $77,000 each.

An extra $60 million was added to the Powerball’s $100 million after five consecutive weeks of no winners.

Prior to this, the biggest lottery prize was $150 million, shared by three individuals in 2019.

The most won by a single person in Powerball was $107 million, won by a Sydney nurse that same year.

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A recent documentary called ‘Haaland: The Big Decision’ has revealed the Norweigan striker’s sleep routine is as impeccable as the timing of his runs and as effective as his shoulder bumps…

Manchester City’s Erling Haaland is an absolute machine on the football pitch, with the striker rarely missing the back of the net. Well, it turns out he rarely misses a wink of sleep too.

The Norwegian is ridiculously regimented when it comes to his sleeping pattern, playing a big part in the reason why he is able to score so many goals.

He has put away 17 goals in 11 appearances for Manchester City and at the current rate, he is going to break Mohammed Salah’s record for most goals in a Premier League season, in only his first year in the league.

Haaland revealed his routine in a recent documentary called ‘Haaland: The Big Decision’. He is obsessed with proper sleep, describing it as “the most important thing in his life”. But his preparation starts hours before he even gets into bed.

The striker turns all electronic devices off or puts them on ‘do not disturb’ mode before he goes to sleep, often making him impossible to contact. He also wears orange-tinted, blue-light glasses, in order to block out high energy emitted from digital screens and natural light.

Haaland goes to bed religiously every night between 10pm and 10.30pm, helping to improve his body’s circadian rhythm.

Whilst asleep, the former-Borussia Dortmund player wears an ‘Oura Ring’, which measures his sleep quality, temperature, stress and heart rate.

For the Norwegian, his routine continues when he wakes up in the morning. He claimed, “The first thing I do in the morning is to get some sunlight in my eyes. It is good for the circadian rhythm.”

As far back as 2019, when Haaland was playing for RB Salzburg, he has claimed he wakes up to the Champions League anthem. I don’t think there’s any empirical evidence that this helps your sleep, but maybe if he keeps doing it City will finally win the darn thing.

He has also joked that he sleeps with all of the balls he has given for scoring hat tricks in games. He might not have any space left at the current rate he is going.

Turning off your phone and getting sunlight in the morning are well-documented methods of improving your shut eye every night, but it seems as if Haaland takes it to the extreme.

‘Extreme’ is also the word that best describes his diet. The striker supposedly eats up to 6000 calories a day, including heart and liver from grass-fed cows in his native Norway.

He also claimed that he only drinks water through a complicated filter system – if you’ve been drinking water from the Norwegian hills your whole life, I would be snobby about water too!

Clearly, it’s working though, as he is eight goals clear of next-nearest challenger Harry Kane for the Golden Boot award.

With Norway not in this year’s FIFA World Cup in Qatar, you know Haaland will be well-rested and ready to score more goals once the League resumes.

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Qantas boss Alan Joyce has warned the government that Australia may get left behind on a global scale if we don’t invest in sustainable aviation. He says now is the chance to become market leaders, and if we don’t act, we risk blowing it.

Qantas CEO Alan Joyce wants the Australian government to throw more dosh at sustainable aviation fuel production. If we don’t, he says, we’ll miss the chance to become market leaders at carbon neutrality.

He made this point at a CBA sustainability conference, pointing out that Australia’s size was there for the economic milking, claiming that if Albo and co. made early investment in sustainable aviation fuel a priority, it would create at least 15,000 jobs.

“Australians are the most competitive people I’ve ever come across. We should be leading the world on this. We should be making it into a world cup of how we produce [sustainable aviation fuel]. I think we’d win if that were the case,” Joyce said, according to the Sydney Morning Herald.

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We also have a CR7-esque bounty of natural resources that Joyce claimed would give us a leg up on other countries who have already started investing in sustainable aviation fuel, once we get our shit together.

“We could be keeping it here, creating jobs and having a massive impact [on carbon emissions],” Joyce said.

According to the Sydney Morning Herald, “Replacing jet-fuel with a sustainable fuel made from a mix of feedstocks and household waste would mitigate more than 65 per cent of the sector’s emissions by 2050.”

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Though some airlines, like Rex, are looking into the electrification of planes, Joyce said that this wouldn’t work for Qantas, and that sustainable aviation fuel is the way to go.

“Sustainable aviation fuel is the best way forward. Its problem is that the policy settings aren’t here the way they are at California and Europe. We need to treat it like we did solar power and provide incentives.”

Alan Joyce

This comes after, back in May, Qantas said that synthetic fuel could start replacing traditional petroleum and plant-based biofuels by as early as the mid-2030s, helping to decarbonize long-distance air travel.

Though progress is slow, the government does appear to be making positive noises on this front.

The first federal budget from the Albanese government was revealed this week, unveiling several benefits to Australia’s aviation industry.

For one, the government has agreed to establish a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) council, similar to the UK’s ‘Jet Zero’ council.

As Australian Aviation reports, “The initiative will make up part of a $139.9 million investment over a three-year period, alongside funding upgrades for Hobart airport, border facilities in Newcastle, and western Sydney’s international airports.”

Though not everyone is sold that sustainable aviation fuel (think: kerosene from rubbish) is the ideal solution for the aviation industry (Peter White, senior analyst of Rethink Energy and founder of Rethink Research reckons it’s “just an excuse to keep doing what it is doing,” CleanTechnica reports), it’s certainly better than doing nothing.

Though there are some harrowing statistics out there for the environment (according to CleanTechnica, “In the end, the planes running on SAF are still emitting the same amount of carbon dioxide” and “both Airbus and Boeing have predicted that the number [of] flights and the number of planes will double in the next 30 years”) the reality is that hydrogen and electric powered planes are just not good enough yet to service the current demand globally.

What’s next, then? Watch this (air) space.

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Every single woman will have a difference in opinion when it comes to what makes a man attractive. Money, confidence and even your voice can all be influential factors. But recent data from dating app Bumble reveals guys may just need a winning personality to find the partner of their sueños.

Bumble, the dating app that asks women to initiate conversation with a match, has recently published its Dating Redefined Report which offers a number of insights into the ways Australia’s single community is approaching dating in 2022 and beyond.

Following the revelation that more and more singles are opening up to the idea of ethically non-monogamous relationships, Bumble has also discovered that Australians are now valuing personality over physical appearance…and allegedly being sincere when they say it.

We’ve all no doubt heard both men and women say “I just want someone nice,” and “personality is more important to me than looks,” (for some men, unfortunately, some women value a different form of big personality, if you catch our drift) but it has to be said – pretty fairly, we’d argue – that you do still need to be physically attracted to your potential new squeeze.

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But, Bumble has found that 75% of Australian singles rank personality in their “top three things that makes them attracted to someone when dating,” and added, “32% rank it as number one overall.”

Moreover, “42% of singles in Australia rank emotional intelligence higher than physical attractiveness.”

Suddenly the revelation that British actor Matt Smith is now being considered an absolute babe makes sense.

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Emotional intelligence has been a bit of a buzzword in recent years and essentially relates to using open communication with your partner and staying true to whatever emotions you personally feel, as opposed to just saying something to your partner that you know they want to hear.

Verywellmind defines it as “the ability to perceive, interpret, demonstrate, control, and use emotions to communicate with and relate to others effectively and constructively.” There are a couple of ways to can determine how emotionally intelligent you are, but the most common route is through a self-report test. These, naturally, can’t always provide accurate results because they’re at the mercy of you giving (or not giving) honest answers.

Verywellmind adds three of the key pillars of an emotionally intelligent person are that they think before they speak, have greater self-awareness and show empathy towards others.

In the context of the Australian dating scene, especially in a post-Covid world, it’s clear that men and women are genuinely now valuing actual conversation rather than a quick root with someone hot they picked up on a night out.

But why the change of heart and why should you (if you’re not already) value emotional intelligence over physical attractiveness next step you’re swiping on the apps?

Chantelle Otten, one of Australia’s leading sexologists and relationship experts, told DMARGE that, “While it’s important to know what you want from a relationship, a rigid checklist of features your potential partner has to have can somewhat limit your prospects.”

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“How highly factors like humours, value and ambition are ranked, differ from person to person. But it’s clear from Bumble’s research that single Australians do value emotional intelligence higher than physical attractiveness.”

As for why this is, Chantelle adds “there’s an array of reasons…but it’s key in understanding, interpreting and responding to the emotions of others – all essential factors in fostering a healthy, equal relationship.”

Expanding upon the definition and signs of emotional intelligence, Chantelle said “it’s not just expressing your own feelings, but understanding, interpreting and responding to the emotions of others.”

“Having empathy for others, displaying self-awareness, accepting responsibility for your actions and setting boundaries when you ned to are all considered key pillars of emotional intelligence.”

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“Your partner will never be able to read your mind, but it’s important that they can pick up on the signs that you might be feeling low, need support or that they need to respect your space, all of which is essential in fostering a healthy, successful relationship.”

And, other than having a healthy and successful relationship, Chantelle adds other key benefits of both partners being emotionally intelligent being “we are less likely to have excessive arguments and conversation without harsh disagreement.”

Now if that doesn’t sound like a recipe for success, we don’t know what does.

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Netflix Australia is inundated with new content at an alarming rate and hidden amongst said content is an Australian movie that you simply need to watch. Like, right now.

Called The Stranger, it stars Joel Egerton (Animal Kingdom, Obi-Wan Kenobi, King Arthur) and Sean Harris (Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation, Mission: Impossible – Fallout, Prometheus) and is written and directed by Thomas M. Wright.

If the cast wasn’t already enough to whet your appetite, then what makes The Stranger an absolute must-watch this weekend? Firstly, it’s loosely based on true events, specifically, the murder of Daniel Morcombe in 2003. Although Daniel’s name or likeness are used or mentioned in the movie, The Stranger follows a similar plot, focusing on a child abduction case and following a team of undercover investigators as they attempt to form a close relationship with the chief suspect.

We’ve seen The Stranger ourselves and can categorically say it’s one of the best Australian movies we’ve seen in a long time. It’s dark, gritty and has us hooked for the 116 minute duration. Sean Harris, in particular, adopts an incredibly authentic Australian accent, despite being English and he makes for a perfect villain. If you’ve previously seen him as Solomon Lane in the recent Mission: Impossible films, you should already have a good idea as to how he achieves a psychological advantage over his enemies.

It could be argued that Australian cinema goes under the radar somewhat, save for recent movies such as The Dry, but The Stranger is one of those movies that more than holds its own against Hollywood’s elite. But don’t just take our word for it, The Stranger currently holds a 93% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

IMDb, we feel, has been a little harsher with a 6.6/10 rating, but the reviews ultimately claim The Stranger is a must-watch and the best way to do so is by staying clear of all reviews and go in with a clear mind.

We guarantee you’ll enjoy watching The Stranger, but just to tempt you even further, you can watch the official trailer below.

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What’s that they say about stones and glass houses? Qatar’s World Cup organising committee has responded to the Socceroos calling attention to how the host nation treats workers and the LGBTQI+ community. Is it mere deflection or do they have a point?

The Socceroos cautiously spoke out on Thursday, becoming the first team of the 32 competing in this year’s World Cup to draw attention to Qatar’s record of human rights abuses.

Sixteen members of the Australian national team spoke up in a video, sharing their concerns about Qatar’s human rights steamrolling and encouraging the host country to undergo more worker reforms (and to loosen up on same-sex relationships).

The video was supported by statements from Football Australia and Professional Footballers Australia. It quickly flashed across computer and smartphone screens all over the world. Now, a spokesperson for Qatar’s Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy has responded (in a similar fashion to how Qatar 2022 chief executive Nasser Al Khaterto responded to comments made by England’s Gareth Southgate back in March).

“No country is perfect – let’s get that right… If somebody is claiming they are a perfect country they need to take a look at themselves”

Qatar 2022 chief executive Nasser Al Khater has responded to Gareth Southgate’s comments about the World Cup pic.twitter.com/9MQ4fxqh1T

— Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) March 30, 2022

They said: “We commend footballers using their platforms to raise awareness for important matters.” Seems unlikely, but go off…

They continued with the corporate speak: “We have committed every effort to ensure that this World Cup has had a transformative impact on improving lives, especially for those involved in constructing the competition and non-competition venues we’re responsible for.”

“Protecting the health, safety, security, and dignity of every worker contributing to this World Cup is our priority.

“This is achieved through our commitment to holding contractors accountable via our worker welfare standards, continuous work on enhancing health and safety practices, creating and developing worker representation forums in collaboration with international unions and experts, robust auditing that includes an independent third party monitor, working with contractors to ensure workers who paid recruitment fees are entitled to repayment, and ensuring that these policies lead to a change in work culture that lasts far beyond 2022.”

“The Qatari government’s labour reforms are acknowledged by the ILO, ITUC, and numerous human rights organisations as the benchmark in the region.”

Things then got interesting, with the spokesperson saying: “New laws and reforms often take time to bed in, and robust implementation of labour laws is a global challenge, including in Australia.”

“No country is perfect, and every country – hosts of major events or not – has its challenges.”

It’s almost as if the spokesperson has been reading the satirical blog The Betoota Advocate…

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“This World Cup has contributed to a legacy of progress, better practice, and improving lives – and it’s a legacy that will live long after the final ball is kicked,” the spokesperson added.

Whether you see this response as ‘whataboutism’ (and an inability to realise some things are worse than others) or whether you think they made a good point (and you are down with cultural relativism) we’ll leave up to you. In other news, the World Cup kicks off in just over three weeks.

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Summer is fast approaching and, for the few weeks of stereotypical Australian weather we’re predicted this year, loading the family into the car or onto the boat and exploring Australia’s vast landscape is something that should be at the top of the list for all Australians. 

To make your summer road trip that much better, you need to arm yourself with some road trip essentials. You don’t always need a converted van or a huge SUV to make a successful road trip, just as long as you have the road-tripping essentials packed in, you can still be a prolific explorer. For the most complete range of road trip essentials, only Australia’s number one online marketplace, eBay, does the job.

eBay has long been the only place to find the best and most comprehensive range of car and boat parts and accessories and this summer, the selection of road trip essentials on offer is better than ever. 

Whether you’re looking for some fresh oil or service parts; a bullbar or improved lighting solutions to keep you travelling through the night; roof racks and roof boxes to increase your cargo space, or even a dash cam (you can’t always trust everyone else on the road), eBay has it all. eBay’s ‘My Garage’ feature helps filter products suitable for your car and your car only, making the search for compatible parts and accessories completely foolproof. 

‘But won’t these parts be expensive?’ We hear you ask. Not in the slightest. Not only does the eBay Marketplace offer incredibly competitive prices, but you can also pay using the buy now pay later service, Afterpay.

And, for a limited period, eBay will be running a promotion that allows you to Spend & Save up to $120 on Car Parts & Accessories items, using the code CRPNA. eBay’s offer goes live from 10 a.m. on November 4th for a limited time only so you’ll want to be quick to take advantage. Minimum spend and terms and conditions apply.

To help provide an even clearer picture of the diverse range of parts and accessories you can pick up at eBay, we’ve picked out some of our favourites that are sure to enhance your summer expeditions. 

Meguiars Gold Class Carnauba Wax: An easy-to-apply wax solution that will keep your car looking its finest for longer, because, even if you look tired when you step out of your car when you reach your campsite, at least your car will be gleaming. 

Kings Portable Jump Starter: A road trip essential if ever there was one, this Kings Portable Jump Starter will prove to be a literal lifesaver. No matter how much you think it won’t happen to you, the possibility of your battery dying when completing a mammoth road trip is all too real.

And if you happen to be traversing Australia’s vast Outback, you’re unlikely to find another motorist to give you a jump start. With enough power to effectively jump-start powerful V8 petrol and diesel engines – meaning even Land Cruiser owners will be able to benefit from it – you can drive as far as you desire without ever needing to worry about breaking down.  

Prorack Roof Pod: Offering a huge 360 litres of extra space, the Prorack roof pod can either give you even more cargo space, allowing you to pack in all the essentials on your road trip. Or, if you’re lacking space, it will open up the opportunity to be able to venture further afield. A road trip essential if ever there was one. 

Rhino Rack Awning: Give you and your family and friends some sweet shade to savour with this 2.5-metre Rhino Rack awning. Easy to attach to your vehicle (roof racks required), there’s no better way to add some protection from the sun (or rain) when you’re on the go. 

Kings Thumper Portable Air Compressor: Deflated tyres are an unfortunate part of road trips, and it seems every time you want to pull into a servo to pump yours up, someone else is always there using the machine. With this Thumper air compressor from 4WD specialist Kings, you’re free to inflate anywhere you’re able to find a safe location, smugness guaranteed.

This is just a teaser of what you can find on eBay, so head to the dedicated car parts & accessories section, fill in the details of your car and get yourself summer ready.

Visit eBay’s sprawling car parts and accessories marketplace here.

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