I know not every one smokes while driving but if you do,what's your favorite one ?
I drive an 18 Wheeler so I mostly smoke while driving.my favorite is an Opus X...
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depends on distance :-)
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I usually drive 400 to 700 miles a day so I have plenty of time for any Cigar.:-)
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just one? :-)

my avg is 10:-) I guess I never thought of what cigar as much as size if I take a trip and it is about 45 minutes it will be a party short or SCDLH el principe.
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To or from work I usually only have time for a Partagas Chicos . On a much longer drive usually an 898 . I was actually thinking that when I retire from my current job I might look for a local truck driving job just so I could smoke in my work place . I just don't have the time during cold months to smoke enough cigars .:-)
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Oh my if I drove that far on a regular basis...I would be broke! Having to smoke all those nice ceegars!
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I usually try and smoke lower end sticks while driving. With the window cracked and the cigar resting in my hand I almost always get an uneven burn while driving. So rather than get pissed about it I just smoke cheaper sticks so it won't bother me as much. I usually smoke in the mornings on the way to work so lately I have been smoking Taboo EBIIs, CI Legends Series Perdomos, and Pepin Black Perlas.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXYBU...eature=related
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If I was driving a long distance, anything would be fair game. If I am going to smoke something on a typical drive though, it has been an Oliva Special G Maduro.
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I took a road trip earlier this year from Milwaukee to Albuquerque.

Took along a cab of Party Shorts. Tasty lil buggers. And they're a short enough smoke that they fit in between stops.
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I don't normally have a preference it is what ever sounds good at the time
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On a long trip I will smoke churchills,,,short trips robustos of what I have in stock.
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I love a good party short on my way to work
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One that stays lit and holds its ash
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Man O' War and Sol Cubano lately. Enough flavor to keep you interested and cheap enough if you need to pitch it.

MCS
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I dont usually smoke a cigar while driving, usually its cigarettes (I know I know). however, if i'm gonna have a cigar while driving, Its going to be an Indian Tobac Fire. Cheap and delicious.
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I don't typically have a long drive to make on a regular basis. Only live 5 miles from work and friends and family are only a 15 minute commute. If I am going somewhere that I can't smoke and have plans on being there a while, I'll pass on a cigar. If I can smoke where I am going, then I'll grab whatever I am in the mood for.

Before I moved to Reading I was traveling down to a cigar shop in Exton, PA. The commute took me about 45 minutes and I always smoked an Oliva Serie G Belicoso. The cigar was inexpensive, burned well, and had great flavor. The best part about it was that the stick lasted 45 minutes in the car. When I pulled up at the shop it was time to set down the cigar and get ready for another.
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I typed this long post about my 1993 RX7 and all the memories over the years. Then reread the thread title... Cigar.. oh. :-)

Don't have one. Just glad I'm still allowed to smoke in mine.. the boss lady is so benevolent. :-)
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Pepin Black '79
La Flor Dominica Chisel
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I just got a box of RP Edge Corojo torpedos and I do believe this would be a perfect car cigar for me. I only live about 10 minutes from work!! Needless to say, sometimes I drive real slow and take the scenic route!!:-)
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