Your Vehicle of Choice For an Epic Road Trip

[aaronatstate]

From the shout discussion earlier, what would be your top three vehicles of choice for an epic road trip like Jason is about to embark on.

Let's say the road trip would be 5,000 to 6,000 miles of driving over 3-4 weeks to make it more of an enjoyable trip.

For me I think they'd have to be from mild to wild:

1. New Mustang Mach 1 with the handling package
2. Audi RS6 Avant
3. Ferrari 488 Pista Spider

[Jeff V.]

1. Lexus LC500
2. RS6 Avant
3. Lexus LX, for side trips off the pavement. No overlanding or hard core wheeling.

[Chris GTO TT]

I have to agree with the RS6 Avant. Beyond that I want something comfortable that can soak up miles. I'd probably also look at a boring high end F150 with the 36 gallon tank. Another pie in the sky option is whatever the current GT Bently Coupes.

[vr4]

Rs6 avant.
S65 amg
Cayenne turbo gt

[alienviking]

Airstream Interstate Nineteen
Boho Camper Conversion
EarthRoamer LTS
Audi RS6 Avant (because every list needs this)

[aaronatstate]

[quote=""alienviking""]Airstream Interstate Nineteen
Boho Camper Conversion
EarthRoamer LTS
Audi RS6 Avant (because every list needs this)[/quote]

OK technically those count. How about cars though

[DCIV]

1. Gtr
2. Raptor
3. Some Mercedes twin turbo something or other


Coop

[vegasidol]

[quote=""aaronatstate""]From the shout discussion earlier, what would be your top three vehicles of choice for an epic road trip like Jason is about to embark on.

Let's say the road trip would be 5,000 to 6,000 miles of driving over 3-4 weeks to make it more of an enjoyable trip.

For me I think they'd have to be from mild to wild:

1. New Mustang Mach 1 with the handling package
2. Audi RS6 Avant
3. Ferrari 488 Pista Spider

[/quote]

I think I need a little more info. City to city staying in hotels? Or forest to forest camping or cabin?

[quote=""aaronatstate""]OK technically those count. How about cars though [/quote]

You SAID 'vehicle'.

[aaronatstate]

[quote=""vegasidol""]I think I need a little more info. City to city staying in hotels? Or forest to forest camping or cabin?[/quote]

You can do either, or both. Since different vehicles would suit each differently. Obviously my 3 were based on strictly road driving with staying in hotels or other accomidations.

[quote=""vegasidol""]You SAID 'vehicle'. [/quote]

I know, that's why I asked which cars as well.

[happygeek]

1. I drove ~2,000 miles from ID to GA and then the same distance back 2 months later in a 99 Jetta with no cruise control back in 2015. Work paid for the gas plus wear & tear. I'd do it again.
2. The Dodge minivan work had
3. Any rental work pays for that's not a Ford Ecosport.

[DCIV]

I never use cruise control. I wish it would see a hill coming, add 1/2mph then let it drop 2/3mph from the set for a possible total of 5mph, instead of dropping a gear to hold exactly 65mph.


Coop

[ChargerX3]

Delica if off roading. If not then a new converted transport van.

[Duck Vader]

Subaru outback wilderness....