Wouldn'tyou get tired of seeingthe same cars through the entire trip? I mean, it would be nice to drive with some cars for part way, then some other ones for another part. You might try a little 'competition."

It's not the cars I'd be looking at, more likely the road and the gorgeous scenery ! As well, there's the great company (if one is choosy about whom to go with) ! If you want to look at cars, go to a car show.

Of course, there's nothing to stop advertising the route via other clubs and to meet up with some new faces along the way !

Also, if you go with the same people for the entire trip, you get to know and hopefully trust 'em which can be a great relief (easier, less stress) when convoy driving !

I had a number of great driving holidays around the Highlands of Scotland, particularly Western and North Western Scotland around the Lochs and the Isle of Skye. Open flat roads, virtually no traffic and the added challenge of avoiding suicidal sheep. Sadly none of trips were in a z and I would love to repeat them in my z.

I haven't been to Scotland for a few years now. The decent roads are probably covered in speed cameras now.

The trouble I have with driving in Europe is that I'm here and not there!

Ben, we'll do the Canada drive some day soon. Put it on your list of things to do.

I did Inverness - Pitlochery VERY quickly and it was fun - I confirm that the speed cameras are everywhere now ! Also drove up into the highlands from Glasgow (not in a Z) which was breathtaking - I concur, some great driving to do up there !

What about Ireland, the roads aren't brilliant, but the scenery and people !!!

I would drive anywhere the roads would take me.

Anywhere there was a paved road with lots of realy sharp curves.