I would guess that European Delivery cars have the best chance of being driven in many countries. The rare person trying to drive around the world also would have a high country count.
My new car has been merely driven (by the owner, me) in three countries, Germany, U.S. (2 states), and Canada. A previous car was driven in 3 countries and 15 U.S. states.
My guess is that it is not too common but not that shocking for one to have driven in Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Luxembourg, Belgium, Netherlands, France, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Slovakia, Hungary, Austria, Italy, Monaco, U.S., Canada, and Mexico, making it 17 countries. A Germany to South Africa, U.S. to Argentina, or Germany to Singapore would be quite unusual.
Anyone drive their car in more than 7 countries? (7 chosen because quite a few drive from Munich to Monaco then Nice.
My new car has been merely driven (by the owner, me) in three countries, Germany, U.S. (2 states), and Canada. A previous car was driven in 3 countries and 15 U.S. states.
My guess is that it is not too common but not that shocking for one to have driven in Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Luxembourg, Belgium, Netherlands, France, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Slovakia, Hungary, Austria, Italy, Monaco, U.S., Canada, and Mexico, making it 17 countries. A Germany to South Africa, U.S. to Argentina, or Germany to Singapore would be quite unusual.
Anyone drive their car in more than 7 countries? (7 chosen because quite a few drive from Munich to Monaco then Nice.