The exit off Hampshire road is somewhat confusing. Make sure you're in the correct lane once you get off the freeway, or else you'll have to do some very quick lane-switching in a very congested area.

There are a ton of car dealerships in this city. Just make sure you know your stuff and get bids from different dealers. Get your financing from your own bank. Craigslist is a great option too for used cars; plenty of sellers.

I have a lot of fond memories of taking night drives along highway 23. It's nice to have a whole freeway to yourself and just ride between the hills in the darkness.

Hillcrest.. Hillcrest is great because it runs through so much of Thousand Oaks. It'll take you to both the Janss and the Oaks malls. Thousand Oaks Blvd can get congested pretty easily. There's always people making right and left turns due to all the businesses on the street. Strip malls with not a lot of parking. Hillcrest is always a smooth, easy drive. Fewer people take it than T.O. Blvd. And it connects to a lot of places in the area you'll want to be.

The main roads you need to know are Lynn, Hillcrest, and Thousand Oaks Blvd. If you know those streets, you can get pretty much anywhere.

The best place to shop for a car is Near the east end of Thousand Oaks where there is a very well-equipped auto mall. They have middle class car makers such as Mazda and Ford and They also have luxury car makers such as Bentley and Mercedes Benz.

We have a street called Lynn Road and it is the most beautiful street to drive on. When I first moved here, I just happened to find myself on Lynn and was absolutely captivated. There are so many beautiful, over-grown trees and the road has smooth curves that make you feel like you're in another land. I never forget the first time I drive on Lynn Road.

Lynn. There is a majestic aura that envelopes you as you drive this road. The greenery is just gorgeous with massive oak trees reaching over you. It goes pretty much from one end of the city to the other so it's a great place to clear your mind.