It's a good thing I love this car

[fireprix]

Because my butt is been plastered in this seat for 17 hours now as I make my move from California to Virginia. I think I'm going to call it quits in Oklahoma tonight not bad for one day. Got a personal best of 32.48 MPG's between New Mexico and Texas what's about 350 pounds of luggage in the back seat and trunk. At least it's a comfortable car my back isnt shot yet and being that it's 32° outside these seat warmers are excellent. Man I love this car!

 

[Explicit_Spade]

 

[KeithGTP03]

 

[fireprix]

Yea that looks about right.

 

[ctracer]

damn, california to virginia. thats a hell of a drive.

 

[tod1d]

Long trips is the best way to use mid sized sedans like the Grand Prix.

 

[Scottydoggs]

now remember that when you get to the right coast the water is to the east not west, i drove 1 hour the wrong way in cali because the ocean threw me off, and i had a passenger with me also from the east coast, who also thought we were going the right way. we really f'ed up that day lol

 

[fireprix]

Well luckily I don't know anything about the area I'm moving to so GPS should get me where I need to go till I figure out what's going on

 

[Scottydoggs]

our street sings are in English on this side of the country too. and have exits numbered on the highways, unlike some of the messed up roadways out west there, and i had no gps back then, we were mapping it and still f'ed ourselves lol thank god it was only a 10 day work trip. i liked the northern part of ca better than the south. LA area's just crazy. did get a kick out of Venice beach tho.

 

[fireprix]

Yeah I'm done time and some of the Air Force bases back east I love how everything is numbered and very simple. I couldn't get out of California fast to take me like four hours just to get out of the LA area. And you are right navigating in that area just plain sucks.