RADTrip - 2,400 miles in 80s-90s cars - 300zx, 928, XJ220 | Everyday Driver Cars of the Past

[@BKHD8]

That 300ZX looks so good so many years later.

[@Asiansxsymbol]

First time I saw an Asian dude driving a 300ZX when I was a kid, I flipped out. It was beautiful! That Asian dude is an old man now, if he's even around. :)) How time flies!

[@dogshmog]

It really was. I had a 90tt, and really miss it, but would never own one again. Nissan missed the boat on their new Z, they really should have played off the z32 styling much more than the 240.

[@no_lft_shft]

Timeless

[@auralplex]

Way, way, way better than any of iterations that came after, even the new Z.

[@EvertensNoctis]

This makes me wanna put my tt motor in finally..

[@RoperCrew]

the fact you guys thought about bringing robes for carhenge was freaking hilarious

[@Sleepy_spartan717]

And the dialogue during is hilarious

[@jsquared1013]

Plus turning it into the Monty Python/Holy Grail reference 😂😂

[@angrygardener2430]

Outstanding. Seriously could have been a series. The 928, I have one. It’s like marrying a faded showgirl in Vegas. The deferred maintenance cost is insane. But the occasional 2 minutes of ecstasy…. She is a pro.

[@phattyhales]

This is actually part 2 of a bigger road trip series and and I think the 6th video of ours to feature at least one of the two cars.

[@pezzonovante888]

The XJ220 is what I think of when I think of a "supercar". It's virtually useless outside of travelling at extremely high speeds that are basically impossible to reach on public roads. The SR71 analogy is perfect. It's difficult and intimidating to drive as a "normal" car, but man is it ever striking to look at and wildly quick.

[@dack981]

Man I'm really losing it on the "Porsche please don't break today. Radwood is quite faraway" chant. lmaooooo

[@rdiamond655]

My son and I are just finishing a road trip inspired by Paul & Todd. Pikes Peak, the Million Dollar Highway and Gateway Canyon in Colorado. As we are sitting in the hotel watching this, laughing and reliving memories from this trip and our trip last year, we are so grateful for the freedom to get out and drive. As they said, get out and drive. You never know what you might find, from a 30' tall dinosaur with glasses holding a Coke in Virginia, to power pole palm trees in South Dakota, there's the possibility of something funny or beautiful around every corner. We're already planning our next trip.

[@jasongc8v]

Good video

[@ianedmonds9191]

That's fantastic. Partner and I did a four day break up the North of Scotland in our Z4 Roadster. Amazing times. Loads of great roads, loads of random parking up at amazing views and random cafes. Less of a culture here for fibre glass dinosaurs and car henges but plenty of actual neolithic stone circles and standing stones to visit and the roads were amazing. You have to be willing to over take people because even in the spring there will campervans going quite slowly especially through the bends. We did end up behind a landrover diesel that we struggled to keep up with. That guy was on fire. I guess he was local and knew the roads but it was some amazing driving. Road tripping in the Scottish Highlands is amazing because the scenery can change so quickly. We're at the border of two tectonic plates so you can go from crazy mountains to flat moorlands within about ten miles. Also crazy elevation shifts in just a few miles. The weather is also incredibly changeable due to the rapid elevation changes. Don't underestimate beauty of hard rain on a Scottish mountain. It has it's own wild beauty. Luv and Peace.

[@samuelorellana2603]

The monk spoof got me. Nice to see you guys go all out for a joke on occasion

[@richcracknell]

Speed shine on the baseball plate was 👌🏻 Fabulous production of what looks like a great trip - can't believe Paul did all that with no AC!

[@skatekev128c3]

Paul’s 93 octane rant is pure gold

[@lucasbeven4941]

The stone hinge scene had me dying! Great reference to Monty Python!

[@EverydayDriver]

Glad you liked!

[@senseicorey9979]

An old car is like an old friend. I've had a 2002 wrx for the last 15 years, drive it almost daily. And I still love it

[@sanxi34]

Oh my god guys!!!!! That Carhenge moment had me in stitches!! hahahaha... What an amazing adventure =D

[@EverydayDriver]

Glad you enjoyed the absurdity. Thank you for watching!

[@davidrothbauer6151]

Since finding your podcast so many years ago from your guest spot on Autoblog, you have become the pinnacle of auto media enjoyment for this 50+ year gearhead. I hope you both realize how important your content and expertise has become to so many enthusiasts. Bravo on this episode, which will be watched repeatedly. Now if you’d just issue the 10 season bluray set for the tv show....

[@misterlob3604]

This is absolutely fantastic! All the jokes and bits made me simultaneously roll my eyes and laugh out loud, all the great scenery and unexpected spots that made me oogle, the ridiculously awesome cars (Porsche and Z included) making me want to take a cross-country roadtrip; this is just unbelievably amazing! I can't wait till the next one

[@EverydayDriver]

Rolling your eyes and laughing… that’s pretty much exactly what we hoped for! Glad you enjoyed this and thank you very much for watching!

[@AdamLeask]

Fantastic trip, genuinely makes me want to go for a long drive. RADwood looks spectacular too!

[@chrisSVT]

RADwood Philly was a blast!

[@StandingUpForBetter]

What an OUTSTANDING episode! Thank you. This had great cars, beautiful roads and loved your comedy. You guys have definitely inspired me to go on a long road trip with my family. I just have to invest in some good tires and maybe some window tint. You are right. We have access to so many great driving roads here in the US and I know I don't take advantage of that enough. BTW RADwood looked like a blast.

[@andyhung424able]

I agree with Paul, the look of the 928 is so special and pleasing to my eyes.

[@toshibavoodoo]

LOVE MAPS! Thanks for including mapping, more please can't wait for more!!

[@graemewilson1400]

Hi guys and greetings from Oz. Thank you so much and on so many different levels, just wonderful ❤. Have to agree that even some mundane cars from this period are heaps of fun. 26years ago I bought a Subaru (liberty) legacy rs still have it and love it even more today because you just don't see them. Also great to road trip in quick quiet and comfortable. Thanks again for showcasing your amazing country.

[@EverydayDriver]

Thrilled to have you watching and enjoying. Thank you!

[@crashn2me105]

Thank you for taking us along for the ride. As always you guys rock...

[@bradmason7083]

I have been looking forward to seeing this piece since May! It was great meeting you guys at the Philly meetup and I’m so pleased to see my Prowler made the final cut! Great video!

[@emilyabbott3751]

The monk chant lol. Loving the road trip videos. Thanks for putting up a map occasionally of the roads you’re on, that’s always welcome for marking roads to go explore myself.

[@EverydayDriver]

Glad you enjoyed this. We appreciate you watching and we do hope you'll plan a roadtrip.

[@marka.2484]

What a GREAT video! I enjoyed every second of the one hour and 52 seconds of it. Thanks, guys, your enthusiasm for cars is just so contagious...

[@EverydayDriver]

Thank you for watching. We're glad you enjoyed!

[@jimw8808]

Paul that 928 looks sweet on the road.

[@devinbrown1502]

Wonderful video gents. I was on my way into the middle of nowhere PA today, I saw something that reminded me of Todd. It was bright yellow Prowler, towing a trailer that looked like the rear end of the Prowler. Then, in the middle of nowhere PA, I saw my first and only SEAT I've ever seen. What a day! Thanks for the wonderful content!👍

[@gclar014]

You went through the White Rock Forge covered bridge! There aren't a whole lot of those wood covered bridges and they are all very special. I'm glad you are least included it in the cut for engineers like myself.

[@SilverScarletSpider]

I like the 944 more than the 928 for some reason. The Nissan 300ZX must have been awesome with the working AC. It is reminiscent of the Mitsubishi 3000GT and Lexus SC400 V8.

[@pedraza3024]

true i’ve owned a base model 944 it was beautiful but a turbo is so much better

[@jonathantucker7104]

Keep doing these, guys... I'm not sure how appreciated you guys realize these episodes are.

[@EverydayDriver]

We thrilled with the response of those that watch it! We do wish MORE people would find and watch this series. Thank you for being here!

[@tjautocross]

I can’t tell you how much I appreciate the time you took to make this! I know it took a bunch of planning we will never know about. The hard work shows and it makes for a great viewing experience. Thanks guys!!

[@EverydayDriver]

Thank you for recognizing the effort involved here. We greatly appreciate you watching!

[@damienmoulton2926]

You tell the story well guys. Pure entertainment. Cheers & Thanks

[@EverydayDriver]

Very glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching!

[@johnguanci2316]

What a great video, was cheering out loud at the Field of Dreams reveal, that's on my bucket list for day trips. This is a video where you guys are really having fun again, you're always good at what you do, but this looked like Todd and Paul having fun on an epic trip. Thanks again for what you do and for bringing us all on journey with you. Well done gentlemen, well done.

[@jbrenofficial]

This is incredible. Amazing content, and so fun! I love your channel because you never fail to produce high quality content that has zero pretention whatsoever. It's honest and enjoyable which is what car culture should be!

[@EverydayDriver]

Big compliments here. We're glad to hear this plays as intended. Thanks for watching and liking what we do!

[@jrbuch]

Just Epic guys, thanks so much for bringing us along on this journey!

[@EverydayDriver]

Thank you for watching!

[@danielbarranti1665]

Just took my 1981 911SC on "One Lap of America" 7000 mile road trip, wife and I celebrating our 35th wedding Anniversary by driving 200 miles for each year we have been together. Out of this world adventure and would do it again.... will do it again, soon. Converted to R134 last year and we averaged 23 mpg running the AC at an alleged 80 mph average, epic. The 500 miles per day avg. is a good plan and we did a few 600 mile plus days in the west to make up for shorter miles in the east. Your trip is all about America and I must thank my father and mother for being just crazy enough to take my brother, sister and I on our first "One Lap of America" back if 1960, pre interstates. Pittsburgh PA to California and back, southern route on US 40 and US 66 and northern route back through Montana, Wyoming, South Dakota. Two lane roads, small and large town America, no chain restaurants, except the mandatory stops at A&W for the root beer. Can't wait to head out on the next adventure, 911's ready, get out there and be nice to someone. Say hello, please and thank you and talk to people, we're all in this adventure together. Glad to see you putting you and your cars through the paces, the stories will last a life time. Mine have. Be well.

[@makattak88]

Thank you guys for making me not miss old Top Gear!

[@AR-ld8qd]

great video guys! Died laughing at the Monty Python bit.

[@realitycheck469]

This was a pure joy to watch. Thank you gentlemen.

[@edmundhayes1840]

Lol. Sounds like Paul had some 93 Octane too

[@chaseduncan2569]

The Carhenge part was hilarious! Looks like you guys had a fantastic time!

[@jeremyb4493]

I can't quite remember, was that a Monty Python Holy Grail reference? It's been awhile since I've seen it and I don't know it line by line like some do lol

[@jimiverson3085]

@@jeremyb4493 Yep....kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5i8dqiAatpkgZI

[@captainvector]

The piece on the XJ220 was really cool to see; it deserves to be a stand-alone video.

[@grinner68]

When you said you were going to Alliance, I knew exactly where you were going. I discovered Car Henge on a road trip to South Dakota. Saw a sign on the highway and took the detour. Worth it!

[@Hemojang]

That car-henge bit was brilliant! Very python-esque lol

[@ThinkfreeorDie]

You guys are really rocking those monk robes!

[@Sleepy_spartan717]

This video is a road trip masterpiece. I think everybody remembers their first real road trip with friends. Mine was from northern NY down to southern FL on a Yamaha R1 with a group of 5 other friends. Highway blasts, carving backroads and mountain passes like tail of the dragon, hiding from rain under overpasses, $5 plates at hole-in-the-wall diners. There’s just a feeling that comes with these trips that can’t be experienced on a single day drive or ride. The feeling of waking up and mentally preparing for another long days ride and taking in the scenery. Great video guys. Thanks for the nostalgia. I’ve actually been fortunate enough to drive a mildly modded 300zx tt AND am LS swapped 928 restomod. The 928 with the added power, upgraded trans and suspension and exhaust sound made it a such a fun car. 450hp out of the 300z was simply a blast with the sound of a nismo exhaust and added boost. I’d have a very hard time deciding which to keep in my garage. That XJ220 was a childhood dream car. From the time I first saw it in Gran Turismo, it was love at first sight. Even with it being wildly impractical, it’s been a bucket list car to drive just once. Btw, 93 octane is easier to find than 91 here on the east coast. Especially here in Florida as well as Georgia. 91 is almost non existent. We can even find 100 octane here, for over $10/gal 😂.

[@usmcplu]

Todd, yes you should keep the 300ZX forever! It's a Z car (first of all) WITH LAMBORGHINI DIABLO HEADLIGHTS! When does that ever happen in life?! AND twin turbos, AND timeless styling, AND AC! If I can't be road-tripping on one of my 90s cars, then your channel is the next best thing. Keep it up. Lastly Paul, good work on the engine rebuild. I'm only half way through the video, but I trust all will be fine for the remainder.

[@EverydayDriver]

Well... technically, the Diablo uses 300zx lights - they aren't a Lamborghini product. And we've got 2 more big road trips before choices on the Z need to be made. Thanks for watching!

[@Tofuisyummy]

Been waiting for another one of your road trip videos for a long time, so happy it's here! 1/4 way in and I see you guys have also brought out the GR86 along for the trip too, awesome! There's always that suspense of how Paul's 928 is going to fair and Todd's ZX is stunning as always!

[@teatransporter1186]

One of the best films you two have done....and I am a fan of both cars!

[@EverydayDriver]

Very glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching!

[@franciscodanconia4324]

This is why I never take interstates on road trips. I might drive twice as many miles but they are much more enjoyable.

[@tylerbrown1234]

Especially if you're in an older/less comfortable vehicle. I love road trips in my XJ, but it doesn't love 80 mph.

[@gregtoth2984]

I love the Monte Python monks reference and Paul on high octane

[@x1tekja]

Always wanted a 928. They are a lot of good driving but they do come with a premium price. The ZX is more bang for the buck but both are icons.

[@robgodby4836]

Love it. Now I want to go on a road trip. It’s been too long. Work. Life. Global pandemic. Lots of excuses. This just makes me realize they really aren’t good excuses. Road trip. Just go do it. You need a shirt.

[@tomsimard2143]

Really enjoyed this. I have a '91 Z32 that I had painted but have been slow to re-assemble. This has motivated me to get busy. Thanks!

[@friskmall6327]

Just waxed my Z32 going for drive. I’ve had mine 20 years and still get the shakes!

[@hunterphille1280]

I'll be honest, the only reason I clicked on this video was because of the XJ220. Back in the early 90s I had several posters of this car in my room. In Gran Turismo I had to own one. This really takes me back!

[@madmat3940]

CARHENGE! Very cool. Love this series. Also Paul’s t-shirt game is 👌🤟🏽

[@KamalaTheClown]

This is a GREAT video and hits home to an extent for me. While not an 80-90s supercar, I daily drive a 2011 Nissan GTR that I purchased new in the beginning of 2012. It now has 177,000 miles. Weekdays it’s a to-and-from work car….stop-and-go traffic and over the weekends getting tracked at dragged. Been on a few coast to coast road trips with it. Fun to an extend and I get the video. These are vehicles with a single focus and the long drives can get….well….interesting…..

[@Asiansxsymbol]

Damn! You drive a lot. 🙀

[@Paul-ez1mj]

Paul and Todd, Thanks for letting all of us tag along on your road trip!! Really enjoyed it. Travis's Dad

[@TheKiing81]

Love these cross country drives

[@eyesofadonai]

I used to have experiences like these in my corrado g60. it was always amazing that it could hit 800 miles without breaking and oil cooler seal and flooding my radiator with 5w30. Thanks for the epic, gentlemen. I love these long form videos from you.

[@edmundhayes1840]

Wow. Such amazing cars on show

[@ericcarabetta1161]

I've loved the XJ220 ever since I first saw one as a kid in the mid '90's, it blows me away that it was such an underappreciated car, it's absolutely gorgeous. 😍😍🤤🤤

[@zatozatoichi7920]

Yeah. And that interior. That interior looks like an actual cockpit, oh yes.

[@toddlerj102]

Metro 6r4 engine 😉

[@wtfchazpwnt]

Great video

[@the_tube]

Just stumbled on this channel. Love the content and as a previous 928 owner I was rooting for the burgundy beast to make it. Being a UK viewer the octane issue was a surprise. Our basic unleaded is 95RON. Always ran my 928 on 98/99RON, it deserved the best.

[@EverydayDriver]

Glad you found us. Thanks for watching!

[@torocars9227]

@@EverydayDriver about AC issue… not a solution but suggestion. Run a portable AC inside and plug it in a Blue yeti power station can help on really hot weather. Be safe and best of luck with road trips

[@richcampbell6808]

@@EverydayDriver Prefer the previous 300zx over this plastic one.

[@jsquared1013]

Your "95" in the UK is equivalent to our 91. We use the RON+MON/2 measurement standard in the US. Your 98 is equivalent to about 93.5 in the US. Having 91 (US) as the max is a West Coast issue (for some reason); "premium" is typically 93 everywhere on the East Coast and much of the Midwest.

[@VirtualGuth]

In general, I enjoy watching videos about sports cars and classic sports cars in particular. There is no shortage of such content out on KZbin. However, these videos featuring your classics in some serious road trip action really distances your channel from most all of the the others in this segment. I've enjoyed the first two and am looking forward to more. Good stuff!

[@EverydayDriver]

Thank you. We are thankful to have you watching and enjoying what we do!

[@Carrera-gp9od]

This was excellent , loved the field of dreams bit 👍🏻 Can’t beat a good road trip !

[@horatiow2588]

That 300 ZX is a wonderful car in performance and looks. 3.0 V6 Twin Turbo, 4WS. Awesome. Reliable.

[@TheZListCars]

This video is really awesome, guys. This, like Car Trek, is some of the best automotive KZbin content that carries the spirit of a Top Gear/Grand Tour Special, that I've ever seen. Bravo, and looks like great fun!

[@machplane]

Awesome film! It was nice meeting Todd, Paul, and Derek as well as other Everyday Driver fans at the meet up and then hang with you guys and meet Chance at Radwood. I think I am still recovering from that crazy hot day 🤪

[@phattyhales]

It was great meeting you as well! And you're right! What a hot day that was!

[@jamesonpace726]

You guys are great - "Radwood is quite far away, SLAP"...!

[@EverydayDriver]

Glad you enjoyed that. Thanks for watching!

[@tylerbrown1234]

It's surreal to see someone on Stage Hill in Nebraska, and singing praises about it. Great video!

[@markhowarth38]

Awesome video!!

[@justinfroehlich]

Excellent content. Thanks for sharing your adventure.

[@shanemulhern8907]

Awesome work. Such an inspiration to take the road trip.

[@WyattWill]

After driving my Nissan Skyline GT-R from Indiana to Seattle and back a couple years ago and to Atlanta and The Dragon this year I can confirm taking a road trip in your old sportscar is always a cool experience.

[@horatiow2588]

My R33 GTR puts a smile on my face every time I take a drive. If you learn to use that HICAS, it's very rewarding too around tight corners; however most owners never take the time to learn it and believe in it, especially at speeds where no alloances for mistakes can be made.

[@WyattWill]

@@horatiow2588 yeah if you're not used to HICAS feels it feels like the rear end is gonna come around on you when it comes on.

[@horatiow2588]

@@WyattWill Throw out everything you learned about correction; point the car and accelerate and it sorts itself out.

[@davidbattaglia2336]

@7:14 - Monty Python and the Holy Grail reference! Lol

[@centerphil17]

Great job guys! Thank you for bringing this to us. Todd, nice work man. I know you worked hard on editing this piece. Blessings!

[@EverydayDriver]

Thank you for watching and very glad you enjoyed!

[@deep6thisdeep6this92]

ya...interstate 80 in wyoming is pretty dull driving. the northern route, through yellowstone or jackson and then east through sheridan is purr-tee nice though. BTW, if you think you feel exposed and isolated in your cars while driving through nebraska, try it on a bicycle sometime. it'll take a week to get across. and you'll be spending five nights in a sleeping bag not far from the road trying to conceal yourself behind a couple 'a round bales. and shooing away curious coyotes (rhymes with 'buy boats') and cattle at night. :)

[@Arnold_X3]

You guys are really outdid yourselves this time. Bravo!

[@saviordream]

I'm in northwest Pennsylvania and had never heard about Hocking Hills until you guys mentioned it on the podcast. I may need to check it out once my fun car finally arrives.

[@conradhenninger2209]

93 Octane bit was just gold!

[@tomgarrett2846]

Great job guys! That was a lot of fun to watch!

[@aroundomaha]

Unexpected bonus footage of the Jaguar. It reminded me of why a lot of us wanted to build kit cars on top of VW chassis back in the 80s (serious). The look of this and other super cars of the era had personality that was a wave of fresh air after the horror that was the 1970s.

[@russellrubinacci5028]

It was great meeting you guys at Radwood and I look forward to every podcast and adventure Thanks so much

[@anthony221956]

i have lived in New England all my life and I am not a big fan of winter, but you have given me an unexpected reason to love New England...93 octane readily available everywhere,,, my 2012 MX-5 is treated to 93 octane at every fill up BTW my first testing driving an MX-5 was partially inspired by your MX-5 NA-NB-NC-ND comparison....

[@EverydayDriver]

Glad to have been a help in you finding a car you love. Thanks for watching and pleased you enjoyed this !

[@VirtualGuth]

What your region lacks in terms of year-round warmth, it definitely makes up for in terms of gorgeous terrain combined with some incredible twisty roads. A lot of great stuff packed into a small area - think of it as quality over quantity. I've been visiting New England for nearly 30 years now and love spending time there.

[@ryanfarrier3052]

I absolutely love these. I love all the content. Thanks y'all!

[@pdpiper]

I must say, that was fantastic. Great stuff guys! Also great that you showed the map of the best bits so many thanks for that! And I totally agree with you when you talk about how driving is the best way of travelling. You see so much and cover ground in such an enjoyable way. I drive to and from the UK and Croatia a couple times a year and it's a real joy. Shame about gas prices right now tho!!

[@KB-Riderwithabeard]

The GR86 is driving along as support vehicle to get miles on the clock. You have my respect. These road trips make me want to go out and drive...

[@TeaTimeCorner]

Great video and road trip! Brings back memories of these cars from our generation.

[@CarYenta-1]

YOU MISSED THE XJ220??????? Haha awesome, such an amazing episode, maybe my favorite ever! Also awesome that you're at The Ridge!

[@scottnewellguitar]

One other great thing about North Carolina besides the EPIC backroads is the ubiquity of 93 octane!!

[@stevemartegani]

I certainly wasn't expecting a Holy Grail parody...

[@scottw9771]

Love it, me and my buddy try to do a road trip every year going to different auto museums, but not as couragous as you two, we usually keep it between 1,000 and 1,200 miles. I would love to hear how the Toyota was on a long road trip.

[@LafemmebearMusic]

What’s so interesting is we love German vehicles but do we realize how good this 300zx is and how it still drive that way sooooo many years later? Like Idunno folx just saying I think they are much more evenly matched in terms of engineering. Really glad these days the car world is coming around to understanding how much we underestimated Japanese vehicles which has opened the door to luxury brand Asian vehicles. Just glad we are seeing we were missing out.

[@banjo-boy-montreal126]

The Z32 was designed to beat the Ferrari 348. The Z32 in some aspects even better than the NSX.

[@AshShearer]

My fun car is a twin turbo 300ZX and my daily is an Audi A8. I appreciate both but German engineering is still a step ahead.

[@jalee6587]

@@AshShearer German engineering is crap. Check engines lights all the electronics go on the fritz , German cars most things interior stop working. Plus German cars have too many problems.

[@jalee6587]

German engineering means it will break and alot of interior electronics no longer working. Japanese engineering quite possibly everything works.

[@jalee6587]

I had several mid 90s Mercedes Benz and German cars use crappy wire insulation that decomposes. Touch any plastic or rubber piece or wire under the hood of a 20 year old German car and it will break and crumble apart.

[@DChamp56]

Excellent video! Absolutely outstanding... nicely done. I wish I had the time and courage to go that far!

[@TGZ32]

Enjoy the ride ! Great vid as usual and looking fwd to more road trip coverage !

[@ScramblinJim]

Oh how I love the Monks @ Carhenge, very funny. I just don’t understand the lack of priority on getting the AC to work. In Phoenix the car would never leave the garage in summertime until the AC is working; and on a long roadtrip, don’t understand???! On a side note, your documented road trips inspired me to buy a 2013 Boxster and drive it from Phx thru Moab and to Denver then back home this past June. A bucket list item accomplished. Thanks so much for getting this 71-year old off his butt and get it done. 👍

[@petermacklin7870]

Love the tribute to Monty Python at Car-Henge.... And then there was Gettysburg. OMG!

[@EverydayDriver]

Glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching!

[@996Revival]

I can’t get enough of that 928. I need one. Great video!

[@michaelpaver3788]

Oh my god, the Python reference, I’m dying!!!🤣

[@EverydayDriver]

So glad you enjoyed!

[@kurtstephan7039]

Damn you guys (not really)--every time you do a road trip video, it's so inspiring that I end up scheduling my own road trip despite the expense. Seriously, thanks for the always-great content and for reminding us how even in 2022, driving old-school ICE cars can be magical.

[@markscully2342]

the way you say 'old-school ICE cars' makes it sound as if they are a thing of the past and we are all driving Tesla's The electric cars are still only a tiny percentage of the vehicles on the road and unless someone comes up with a new way of generating electricity that is the way it will stay.

[@nighthawk05]

I've been to Iowa. "Nothing to see here" should be their slogan LOL