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YOUR RESEARCHAre These Cars Great or What?
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Run like a rally with max speeds of 140 MPH, you get to pick your class, from 80 to 120 mph, depending on driver experience and safety equipment.We have even added a Unlimited Class for those of you who are wanting the Ultimate Challenge.
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I suppose I could do the whole thing in one weekend, but 2000 miles on the Interstate with the cruise control set, seems like a terrible waste of a Pcar!
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Run like a rally with max speeds of 140 MPH, you get to pick your class, from 80 to 120 mph, depending on driver experience and safety equipment.We have even added a Unlimited Class for those of you who are wanting the Ultimate Challenge.
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I suppose I could do the whole thing in one weekend, but 2000 miles on the Interstate with the cruise control set, seems like a terrible waste of a Pcar!
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Taking the advice of some fellow Rennlisters, I decided to drive my car from Indianapolis to Philadelphia. With my family in another vehicle, with the dog, we made the trip in two days. Roughly 700 miles. In those 700 miles I averaged 28.4 mpg and the engine temp never moved off center even in high eighties and high humidity. My point is despite some of the horror stories we hear here, these are absolutely amazing cars! Imagine a Ferrari or Lambo doing that trip? I drive my car year round and it never ceases to amaze me. I'd have to say that my '99 996 has been one of the most reliable cars I've ever owned. I guess the ultimate is that there hasn't been a time I haven't looked back at it after I've parked.
Just my two cents worth.
i commute every other day, 60 mile/day, half local/half highway.
avg. speed is 26MPH.
but my MPG is only 16.8 MPG, anything wrong with my car?
it's a 01 cab. tip.
and i drive very slow, due to the fact that i want to keep my drive lic.
you'll always get lower MPG in the city because of constant, stop go/stop go acceleration. lugging the engine probably isn't helping your cause either. Also, reset your guage and do a few hundred kms of your commute and then see what MPG you get.
I'm looking forward to a couple of trips myself: LA to the Bay Area next month, and then I may be taking a job in Chicago. I'm trying to work out how to do an interrupted road trip:
LA to Salt Lake City in a weekend, then drop the car with friends and fly to Chicago for a week.
Fly back to SLC on Friday night, and drive as far as Nebraska along whatever interesting non-freeways I can find.
Leave the car somewhere safe in Nebraska, then fly back the following weekend to finish up.
I suppose I could do the whole thing in one weekend, but 2000 miles on the Interstate with the cruise control set, seems like a terrible waste of a Pcar!
Made a 600mile round trip through the Adirondaks this weekend, midpoint destination Lake Placid. The second day we were there a guy saw us leaving the car and later in the bar struck up a conversation about it. He asked if I was traveling up one of the mountain roads Friday and I said yes and he told me all he could think about after I had passed him was how great it sounded, I concurred. These cars are soo much fun and the grins, well, they're endless!
Simon,
I've got just the ticket
for you. Another Road Race adventure to add to your collection:
Feel The Need For Speed ??
Are You Up to the Challenge ??
Want to drive flat out down a winding country road? Want to solo drag race over a standing mile? Of course, you do - Everyone does; and now you can do all that at the upcoming Sixth annual Sandhill's Open Road Challenge next August 10th-12th in Arnold, Nebraska.
You will be reminded of the old days of road racing, with communities welcoming you with lunches and dinners in the park. The entire town turns out to watch the racers parade. The One Mile Shootout, a standing start solo drag race, is bragged to be one of the smoothest runs in the country.
The Sandhill's Open Road Race, over 30 miles of country road, a stop for breakfast, and then a 26 mile return run, is a drivers course with three mile straightaways and enough corners to keep even a professional busy. Run like a rally with max speeds of 140 MPH, you get to pick your class, from 80 to 120 mph, depending on driver experience and safety equipment.We have even added a Unlimited Class for those of you who are wanting the Ultimate Challenge.
Sandhill's Open Road Challenge Organization has raised over $60,000 for various community organizations. This ia a Family Event, so if you like a challenge, love the thrill of speed, be here next year August 10-12 2006.
Details:
http://www.sorcrace.com/
Cheers
Grant
