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I'm planning to drive up to San Francisco from San Diego this weekend... What's the furthest you driven? Will be my longest trip.. any tips?

ohmarvin

about 120 miles...
make sure you hydrate, and get some good rest.

SPNinjA

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Delaware to Ohio. Took me about 10 hours. Ran over a nail on my way there and almost slammed in the back of a horse carriage (omish country)

GiantsFan

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Not very far ...

KillaIS250

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Wax that front end up nicely....it will be much easier to wash off all those bugs your gonna rack up all over it! lol

metalgear

19 hours straight from Washington to California. I suggest bring water and get some rest every 2 hours. Make sure you inspect your car of everything before you head out. Like tire pressure, oil, brakes, etc. I would put painter's tape on the front bumper and hood also to avoid rock chips and bugs.

kumquatism

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From San Jose to San Luis Obispo. I try not to take my car when I go to Socal and the likes.

IS25Heaven

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2 laps around your island? lol

ApokC

LA to Washington in 22 hours. Around 750 miles

Biggest tip... Hack your navigation so u can watch movies!

Snubbles

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When i drove from S.F to L.A, I polish/waxed the front of my car and blue taped my bumper and hood. I put 2-3 layers?

OPTiK

~350 miles, upstate ny to nyc. I agree with the wax front end thing, it'll make clean up waaay easier, and offer some protection against the nasty bug splatter..that stuff is evil on paint

iRock

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250 miles round trip lol I always rent cars when i go to la or tahoe saves miles, rock chips, and gas usually bec i rent cars that get better mpg than my car

Deegee

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1300 miles or so from San Antonio TX to Some small city in Kansas...

12 Hour drive, 35N all the way

rebs

Boise, ID to Denver, CO - 856 mi.

Well my tip would be to avoid Laramie, WY... I'm sure it's a great place, but as a one-time visitor (stopping for gas) I found it a little...scary. Sorry in advance if I offended any WY residents.

I guess my general tip would be to bring snacks and beverages ... and keep your eyes on the road. Too many people not paying attention out there; Definitely helps to drive defensively. Also keep your eye on the semi's.

ThermonMer

picked up the car in NY, filled up the trunk and backseat, then drove it STRAIGHT to Miami w a friend. arrived in miami with about 1300 miles on the ODO. the trip took just under 24 hours, including an hour wasted throwing up "fried croc bites" from a gas station.

so, yeah, no break in required for these cars.