What would be your ideal car to take on a cross country road trip?

a self driving one

An LTD Crown Victoria.

>>17234397
I've said this several times, and I'll say it again

Dodge Challenger

it's big and bargey, so it's comfy and good for long distance

But it's still powerful and an iconic american car, which is necessary for a trip around my country

Depends on the country

>>17234403
This. Or a plane. I've taken three 1500+ mile road trips and I can say for a fact that they are uncomfortable and exhausting.

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definitely this

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>>17234397

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Tesla Model S

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>>17234397

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>>17234475
haHA

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anything big, heavy and american.


No matter how shitty american cars are, no one makes cars more comfy than the murika. I did 6k miles of road trip bliss in my malibu. Was comfy the whole time.

>>17234493
>dat smirk
>dat knowledge that it can say wiener in public factory and your X car can't.

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My truck.

a nissan murano. smooth engine, plenty of power for mountains and general overtaking on the interstate, good in snow even fwd, has a hatch, plenty of room, nonchalant looks to blend in

oh and murano seats are like sitting on a fucking comfy couch