The rural country roads, though scenic, weren't very wide.

Europeans. Very stress-free for them but extremely frustrating for us fast-paced Yanks.
    Eighteen C5s, one ZR-1 and one rented Citroën Xsage (think mid-1990s Toyota Camry with bizarre hydraulically-assisted suspension) hit the Belgian roadways toward Paris, turning heads at every moment. In Europe, the C5 is an exotic — wide, muscular and loud, both in sound and in color. This made our long Corvette caravan stand way out among the typical drearily-colored compact cars. Except for us, we blended right in.
    Antwerp is the second-largest European seaport, so Belgium has heavy truck traffic. The roadways reflect that and are a bit on the rough side. We Americans with our

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