View Poll Results: Where would be the best road trip experience.?
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Help me decide my summer, Europe or USA?
#1
Help me decide my summer, Europe or USA?
Well after looking at Hani's awesome road trip, it made me thinking thats what I want to do for the summer.
I have about 25 days around July - August that I can go on vacation ( The family is heading out on the yacht and I'm not bothered to join them this year, have done it for the past 15 years and I've had enough )
My 2 choices are either go drive around Europe ( UK, Amsterdam, France, Itlay, and maybe Spain & Portugal depending on the time ), OR go coast to coast in the USA starting from NY and ending in LA.
Ofcourse I will be renting something really fun, and will have a friend along with me who will be in a separate car.
So what do you guys recommend, I've never done a road trip of this magnitude before, so id like some feedback on which place would be better for pure driving pleasure. Im not really into scenery, will be wanting to hit up some nice restaurants, and some clubs etcc..
Thanks
I have about 25 days around July - August that I can go on vacation ( The family is heading out on the yacht and I'm not bothered to join them this year, have done it for the past 15 years and I've had enough )
My 2 choices are either go drive around Europe ( UK, Amsterdam, France, Itlay, and maybe Spain & Portugal depending on the time ), OR go coast to coast in the USA starting from NY and ending in LA.
Ofcourse I will be renting something really fun, and will have a friend along with me who will be in a separate car.
So what do you guys recommend, I've never done a road trip of this magnitude before, so id like some feedback on which place would be better for pure driving pleasure. Im not really into scenery, will be wanting to hit up some nice restaurants, and some clubs etcc..
Thanks
#4
Definitely Europe.
Driving coast to coast in America you're mostly just going to be in the countryside for most of the time. You're not going to come across that many major cities or attractions as you would in a Europe and you wouldn't really be able to experience what it's like to be in America. Plus it's going to be hot as balls.
I know you're asking about a road trip, but if you want to see the US then I would recommend dividing your time in a couple of few different cities (LA/NY/Chicago/etc.).
Driving coast to coast in America you're mostly just going to be in the countryside for most of the time. You're not going to come across that many major cities or attractions as you would in a Europe and you wouldn't really be able to experience what it's like to be in America. Plus it's going to be hot as balls.
I know you're asking about a road trip, but if you want to see the US then I would recommend dividing your time in a couple of few different cities (LA/NY/Chicago/etc.).
#5
One of the reasons I thought of the USA was that I found the rentals to be a bit cheaper, and I could possibly do 3 different weekly rentals in the USA, but if I go to Europe id probably have to stick to the same car due to the price.
If I go to the states, this is my first ride : Porsche 911 Turbo New York Exotic Rental Car | Imagine Lifestyles Luxury Rentals
Then perhaps we can have a lil' TS meet up along the way, have some fun with the cars Ive always wanted to go Canyon Carving
If I go to the states, this is my first ride : Porsche 911 Turbo New York Exotic Rental Car | Imagine Lifestyles Luxury Rentals
Then perhaps we can have a lil' TS meet up along the way, have some fun with the cars Ive always wanted to go Canyon Carving
#7
Definitely Europe.
Driving coast to coast in America you're mostly just going to be in the countryside for most of the time. You're not going to come across that many major cities or attractions as you would in a Europe and you wouldn't really be able to experience what it's like to be in America. Plus it's going to be hot as balls.
I know you're asking about a road trip, but if you want to see the US then I would recommend dividing your time in a couple of few different cities (LA/NY/Chicago/etc.).
Driving coast to coast in America you're mostly just going to be in the countryside for most of the time. You're not going to come across that many major cities or attractions as you would in a Europe and you wouldn't really be able to experience what it's like to be in America. Plus it's going to be hot as balls.
I know you're asking about a road trip, but if you want to see the US then I would recommend dividing your time in a couple of few different cities (LA/NY/Chicago/etc.).
Buttt if I end up in Europe, id be more relaxed as I know I would only spend time in the major cities ( London, Amsterdam, Milan, etc ), and would be able to divide my time more efficiently, rather than rushing to another city every 3 days.
Decisions, Decisions, I'm totally clueless at this point
#8
Would love to have a meet up, one of the main reasons I'm looking to do a road trip rather than go to 1 place for my entire vacation.
#10
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