Since we bought the car, we have done/we have been doing ...

[JaneGothic]

What is the difference?

• Since we bought this car, we have done lots of trips round the country
• Since we bought this car, we have been doing lots of trips round the country

 

[Tarheel]

I don't see any practical difference between the two. However, allow me to point out that we don't "do" trips. We *take* trips. Or we *go on* trips

 

[jutfrank]

The difference is the aspect, which I take to be a difference in meaning. They're both present perfect but the second also has a continuous aspect as well as a perfect one.