Bil i Nord

About

On Lofoten, Bil i Nord, Sortland occupies Verkstedveien 3, 8402 Sortland, Norway, on the island group's eastern side. The business is known locally as a car dealer, serving drivers across the Sortland area.

First-time visitors should expect a working dealership rather than a tourist stop, with vehicle sales and servicing carried out on site. Customers have given Bil i Nord, Sortland a 4.1 out of 5 average across 102 reviews. Its website at http://bilinord.no/sortland carries the company's own information. Svolvær, Leknes, Å, Reine, Henningsvær, Kabelvåg, Ballstad and Stamsund sit within reach along the island group's road network, and Sortland itself connects onward by bridge.

Scandinavian islands are linked by car ferries, express boats and, in places, bridges or tunnels, so a vehicle is useful for covering Lofoten's spread-out settlements. Northern Scandinavian islands have midnight sun in summer and polar night in winter, which changes driving conditions considerably between seasons. Scandinavian island food is built on fish — cod, herring and salmon — dried, salted or smoked.

Sortland sits on the eastern side of Lofoten, and the surrounding settlements of Svolvær, Leknes, Å, Reine, Henningsvær, Kabelvåg, Ballstad and Stamsund are all reachable by road. Drivers arriving from those towns can plan a visit around the dealership's opening hours, which are not published online. The 102 reviews behind the 4.1 out of 5 average come from customers using the site for vehicle sales and servicing.