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Cookie Policy

Last updated: 30 August 2026

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files saved on your device by your web browser while you use a website. They usually contain the name of the website, a storage period and a unique identifier.

2. How consent works

The website uses Google Consent Mode v2. This means that:

  1. until you give consent, analytics tools remain inactive and save no cookies at all,
  2. analytics cookies are activated only after you click "Accept",
  3. refusing consent does not restrict access to the website's content.

3. Cookies used

3.1 Necessary cookies

Always used — the website cannot function properly without them. No consent required.

Name Provider Purpose Storage period
fw_consent fahrwest.com Remembers your cookie consent decision 12 months

3.2 Analytics cookies

Used only after consent is given.

Name Provider Purpose Storage period
_ga Google Distinguishes users by assigning an anonymous identifier 2 years
_ga_<identifier> Google Maintains the Google Analytics 4 measurement session state 2 years

Google Tag Manager, through which analytics is loaded, does not set cookies of its own.

If advertising tools are introduced in the future, this list will be updated accordingly and you will be asked to give consent again.

4. How to withdraw or change consent

  1. On the website — click "Cookie settings" in the page footer and change your choice.
  2. In your browser — you can delete stored cookies and block them from being saved in your browser's privacy settings. Instructions are available in your browser's help (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge).

Note that blocking all cookies may affect how other websites work.

5. More information

The rules for processing personal data, including data collected via cookies, are set out in the Privacy Policy available on the Website.

Questions about cookies: [email protected].


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