When I read Ultimate Road Trip Car, I was definitely thinking that the drive would be much much longer than 2.5 hours. That’s NBD.

Y’all have missed it big time. There is only one answer to this question. One vehicle that can handle three adults, a dog, a pile of college crap, has plenty of power, and most importantly comes equipped with a cloaking device as standard equipment. Invisible to all but the most aggressive of police officers, you can…

It really depends where you are. 20 over is just the flow of traffic in a lot of places with badly determined speed limits. 

No, an E400 wagon. 

AMG Wagon.

If the guy really wants to do high speed runs in this thing, presumably with his family in there, something with crash safety from this century makes sense. 

I bought my Buick LaCrosse specifically as a road trip car. It’s been great. an Impala or a Malibu might be good choices, given that Buick doesn’t really have any sedan to speak of anymore. You could go TourX, I guess. Jason’s Roadmaster suggestion is excellent, but I have an inherent Buick bias to be honest.

Democrats have done more in the last 54 days than most entire administrations. Moron.

It does go well with a q sticker

Will the dealers scrape off the confederate flag and swastika decals before selling them on, too?

...a friend whose parents immigrated from India. He was at a rural restaurant that refused to serve him until his white wife physically went to the bar and ordered.

This comment checks out. I’m surprised at this article, because if you’re white and straight, driving cross-country should, basically, be a pleasure. It’s a world designed for you. It’s when you’re not, in any combination of ways not familiar to the prototypical jealous white American male, that it gets far, far…

I’m not Asian, but I drove from New Orleans to Memphis and didn’t stop at all, being that my car had NJ plates and I’ve seen what happens in My Cousin Vinny.

Set radio to scan. Watch it scan all the way around and back to a loon reading scripture. 

Oh deer.

It doesn’t matter that the picture says Bangkok, all he wanted to do is vent against Californians.

Wait, Californians are bringing lane splitting and weed to Montana and you are complaining?

Yeah, given the population it almost seems like a solution in search of a problem.

Good.  I am ok with lane splitting.

Hats off to anyone who rides a motorcycle. In the Bay most people try to scoot over a bit to give a little extra room.