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<blockquote data-quote="Motorhead" data-source="post: 2753859" data-attributes="member: 907393">I don&#039;t see the point in asking.&nbsp; Traveling on the highway is much less stressful on a car than city driving.&nbsp; You have been driving this car for years, correct?&nbsp; The drive from OR to CA will only take a day, correct?So how is the driving you do every day any different than driving on the road?It isn&#039;t.So the car will make the trip fine.The mountains are not any steeper than roads in Portland.At worst, you downshift and take your time in a lower gear.Cars basically can run almost forever unless you lug them at too low of rpm, or over rev them at too high of rpm.Of course the car can make the trip if it is in good shape.Thousands of people with similar cars do it all the time.If you feel there is a problem with your car, than fix it first or have it looked over.That car should be able to go coast to coast a dozen times, unless you failed to take care of it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Motorhead, post: 2753859, member: 907393"] I don't see the point in asking. Traveling on the highway is much less stressful on a car than city driving. You have been driving this car for years, correct? The drive from OR to CA will only take a day, correct? So how is the driving you do every day any different than driving on the road? It isn't. So the car will make the trip fine. The mountains are not any steeper than roads in Portland. At worst, you downshift and take your time in a lower gear. Cars basically can run almost forever unless you lug them at too low of rpm, or over rev them at too high of rpm. Of course the car can make the trip if it is in good shape. Thousands of people with similar cars do it all the time. If you feel there is a problem with your car, than fix it first or have it looked over. That car should be able to go coast to coast a dozen times, unless you failed to take care of it. [/QUOTE]

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