Your favourite highway car - no restrictions

[Buster]

Mercedes GLS diesel

[16hypen3sp]

Genesis G80 or G90

[gmc72]

Mine was my Magnum R/T. That thing cruised like nothing I have had since. My 328 is good, but that Magnum was nice. It wasn't even that bad on gas.

[SkiBum5.0]

First gut reaction was a 1996 Roadmaster, but I think the stereo would let it down. Going with a late model LX570 or LS600

[zechs]

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First gut reaction was a 1996 Roadmaster, but I think the stereo would let it down. Going with a late model LX570 or LS600

I forgot about the roadmaster. Fastest couch I've ever driven.

Yep, any late gen b-body is the definition of comfort. And even with the iron headed lt1, they'll do good mpg if you keep speeds sane.

[Agent_Oorange]

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Mercedes GLS diesel

I had a GLE diesel for a while, biggest piece of shit I've ever owned due to the engine, non stop emission control issues. Rest of it was alright though.

[msommers]

Any of the Suburban/Tahoe/Expeditions rentals we've used are a dream on the highway.

[vengie]

Realistic- F150 Platinum
Dream- GT3 Touring

[killramos]

Is a GT3 Touring really that great for putting mindless miles on a highway?

It’s difficult to compete with a big SUV with plush suspension for that task.

I feel like a full size LWB RR with the lounge second row gets my vote these days. Non SVR. Just smooth and soft.

[ercchry]

Anything limited to less than 180km/h by either a limiter or fuel economy going to shit (not so much cost, but increased stops to fill, also applies to electric) should not be making any lists /Alex Roy

[killramos]

Are there many cars out there that can go over 180kph without fuel economy going to shit?

[ercchry]

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Are there many cars out there that can go over 180kph without fuel economy going to shit?

Well there is shit, then there is shit… anything shaped like a brick is proper shit… ie. suv/truck, especially with forced induction

aerodynamic car with a big old N/A engine do surprisingly better as a ratio to consumption, vettes, s-class/7 series/LS/etc will do well

And I’d say a lot of the stuff mentioned recently falls on its face way lower… like the 130-150km/h range

[ThePenIsMightier]

The big Ferrari cars hold something like 90+L of fuel, so when you stop it will be expensive, but even at 300km/h you should be able to go for awhile.

[bjstare]

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The big Ferrari cars hold something like 90+L of fuel, so when you stop it will be expensive, but even at 300km/h you should be able to go for awhile.

I was pleasantly surprised to find out that my old SL500 has an 80L tank. It's wonderful.

[dirtsniffer]

something like a bentley continental. big powerful boat

[vengie]

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Is a GT3 Touring really that great for putting mindless miles on a highway?

It’s difficult to compete with a big SUV with plush suspension for that task.

I feel like a full size LWB RR with the lounge second row gets my vote these days. Non SVR. Just smooth and soft.

Don't you dare restrict my no restriction vehicle choice!

[ExtraSlow]

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something like a bentley continental. big powerful boat

I like this choice. Although might be a bit above my class.

[03ozwhip]

2004 Lexus LS430. I miss that car for highway driving.

[Buster]

you people and your l/km

[SKR]

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you people and your l/km

Not me, I picked one that gets 70-90L/100km. And it's the most comfortable. Mine was the only sensible pick so far.