Thread: Best Car Related Things To Do In Europe?

Nurburgring
Monaco GP
Couple museums (MB, BMW, Ferrari, etc)

you're done

Originally Posted by ArDs

I'm going from June 18 to July 23.

Dude, if you stay 3 days longer, you'll catch the L4P Euro Meet

I've heard that Tramontana, an European Company located on the Costa Brava (Spain) which manufactures an exclusive tailor-made supercar called Tramontana, organize or is planning to organize driving tours in Costa Brava.

http://www.tramontanagroup.com

The car is a "combination of a Formula 1 racing car and a fighter jet powered by a V12 engine which produces a maximum of 720 hp." So it might be cool....

i drove from Paris to Barcelona. number of cops i saw? 2.

i've also done a loop from Barcelona -> San Sebastian -> Madrid -> Valencia -> Barcelona - that's about 13 hours of driving. number of cops i saw? 1. average speed? 90-95mph.

get the fastest car you can afford & hit the open road.

- chuck

Originally Posted by carendt242

i drove from Paris to Barcelona. number of cops i saw? 2.

i've also done a loop from Barcelona -> San Sebastian -> Madrid -> Valencia -> Barcelona - that's about 13 hours of driving. number of cops i saw? 1. average speed? 90-95mph.

get the fastest car you can afford & hit the open road.

- chuck

My biggest fear is that if I rent a car, I'm gonna get lost. How difficult is it to find your way around the different countries?

Hundreds of beautiful driving roads in Europe. Like Chuck said, Rent a car. You might even be able to rent a E46 M3 if you can track one down. A GPS will keep you from getting lost.

Originally Posted by C-M2

Hundreds of beautiful driving roads in Europe. Like Chuck said, Rent a car. You might even be able to rent a E46 M3 if you can track one down. A GPS will keep you from getting lost.

I've been driving an E46 m3 for the past 5 1/2 years, if that's what I end up renting in Europe I'd be pretty pissed lol jk

I think I'd get lost with the GPS too lol

this... http://www.nuerburgring.de/fileadmin...glisch_new.pdf

Does anyone know if it's pretty easy to just show up at the Nurburgring and go around or rent a car there and drive around it, or is it something you must plan for in advance and make reservations?

On Tourist days anyone can drive with a drivinglicense. To rent cars close to the ring is expensive as they know you will take it on the ring. I would drive through Europe as it is very Easy with a GPS. I would Say Drive to Stuttgart, Munich - Germany, Zürich - Switzerland, Maybe South of France and Monaco and Some of South of Italy. It is easy to rent a Nice car to drive through Europe from the Main German Airports from companies Like Sixt, Hertz, Avis, Europecar, Sixt has a nice collection of BMW's ranging from 1 series to 6 series. Most of them being Diesel.