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Either way you do it you will have fun (in your own car or someone else's)..
And I agree with you there is nothing like just driving the side roads and exploring...and to be honest... that's much more important than a few short live high speed thrills on das Autobahn..
Make sure you post pictures of your trip
And I agree with you there is nothing like just driving the side roads and exploring...and to be honest... that's much more important than a few short live high speed thrills on das Autobahn..
Make sure you post pictures of your trip
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The other option of course is to go for a visit and rent a 911 for the duration I'm there. Maybe get a look at my car in the build process while I'm at it.
Originally Posted by zedosix
Thanks for the insight everyone, my ideal ride is not on the autobahn at 180mph, although that would be a blast. But for me its the scenery, the old castles, the back roads that lead somewhere but nowhere in specific. Bed and breakfast, that sort of thing is what I'm looking for. And to do it in my own car ..at TTS for that matter has just got to be the icing on the cake. I've toured England 3 times Scotland and Ireland once each and know that its simple to get from one end to the other in one day at crazy speeds but the real fun is taking the B roads and seeing things in a different light. For me that's my idea of a great road trip. Would love to see a bit of Germany this way. I'm meeting with the ED agent next week and will hopefully have all my questions answered. The other option of course is to go for a visit and rent a 911 for the duration I'm there. Maybe get a look at my car in the build process while I'm at it.
Lots of good info here, appreciate it. I'm planning on doing ED on my M3 that's coming this summer. Looking forward to the trip despite the chance of a few headaches.
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I'm going to pick up a Q7 in AprilOriginally Posted by A418t81
Lots of good info here, appreciate it. I'm planning on doing ED on my M3 that's coming this summer. Looking forward to the trip despite the chance of a few headaches.
Planning the trip is half the fun