I took me about a day and a half returning home from California which included stops and wandering through the painted desert/petrified forest in Arizona along with a stop for a shower and cooking dinner at a state park in Oklahoma.
On our trip out west, we went through Montana at an average speed a little over 100 mph and a high speed of 120 mph. The rotary was actually more fuel efficient the faster one drove.
I remember one time on the Eisenhower expressway in Chicago when I went from a dead stop to 70 mph in FIRST gear alone and the car was very willing to go much faster. It had a constant feeling of tremendous acceleration during that event.
That should be “Disneyland in California”, sorry about the typo, Dan
It’s a shame they couldn’t get those engines to last longer.
(I’m glad my friend didn’t try to get that RX2 up to 120 though!)