[Beancounter_74]

Wasn't in my BM sadly, was in the other steed - our Disco4. 3 up with kit and MTB bikes off the back.
Drove back from Morzine on Saturday to Essex, 11 hrs door to door, then 6 hours power nap then onto West Yorkshire, fair to say I didn't do a lot on Sunday

If I'm honest I'm amazed a Land Rover can do that sort of mileage without a mechanical of some sort

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Originally Posted by Beancounter_74

Wasn't in my BM sadly, was in the other steed - our Disco4. 3 up with kit and MTB bikes off the back.
Drove back from Morzine on Saturday to Essex, 11 hrs door to door, then 6 hours power nap then onto West Yorkshire, fair to say I didn't do a lot on Sunday

If I'm honest I'm amazed a Land Rover can do that sort of mileage without a mechanical of some sort

Drove from Norwegian Artic Circle down to Gibraltar in Land Rovers.

Only had a couple problems with them.

[Beancounter_74]

Originally Posted by Brigand

Drove from Norwegian Artic Circle down to Gibraltar in Land Rovers.

Only had a couple problems with them.

That's some stint

You're right they should be good for it, but ours has just topped 80k and I've been looking to replace it with a Merc GL and was worried it may throw a wobbler out of spite

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Originally Posted by Beancounter_74

That's some stint

You're right they should be good for it, but ours has just topped 80k and I've been looking to replace it with a Merc GL and was worried it may throw a wobbler out of spite

Was a charity thing, so work allowed us to use a couple of works vehicles and some loaned by local dealer.

Some of it was epic, some it was so boring - motorways

[F30Andy]

Longest I have ever driven in a 24 hour period was accross part of the araibian peninsula.

Did 1400 odd miles that day.

[Ross_T_Boss]

1,400 miles on a 22-hr continuous drive in an old pick-up truck.

Early morning start in Vista, CA and stopped between San Antonio & Houston, TX.

[gtsussex]

Can't compete with you lot. Used to drive down to Eze in S France quite often in various Loti. Would leave after work and catch tunnel about 10pm. Out other side just before midnight. Earplugs in, foot down (usually with roof off) to Grenoble stopping only to change drivers and fill up. Would hit Grenoble at about 5am, quick stop again for fuel and expresso.

Then came the reward for that slog. As sun rose, we'd head down to Gap and onto Digne to pick up Route Napoleon all the way down to coast. Quiet cruise along to Eze in time for brekkie and chill by the pool.

Was almost 950 miles on the dot door to door. God I loved doing that...

[magic77]

Longest two have been Near Liechtenstein to Calais 700 miles and Surrey / Calais / Polish Border 730 miles.

Though next year planning a St Mortiz, Gothard Run all in one day that shoudl take a bit more

[Tengocity]

Originally Posted by gtsussex

Can't compete with you lot. Used to drive down to Eze in S France quite often in various Loti. Would leave after work and catch tunnel about 10pm. Out other side just before midnight. Earplugs in, foot down (usually with roof off) to Grenoble stopping only to change drivers and fill up. Would hit Grenoble at about 5am, quick stop again for fuel and expresso.

Then came the reward for that slog. As sun rose, we'd head down to Gap and onto Digne to pick up Route Napoleon all the way down to coast. Quiet cruise along to Eze in time for brekkie and chill by the pool.

Was almost 950 miles on the dot door to door. God I loved doing that...

The route napoleon is by far and away my favourite road to have driven!