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Old 08-29-2011, 03:52 AM   #19 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by edIT View Post
I live near Chicago...so it wouldn't be good for the winters? I know it's RWD, but my commute is mostly on nice highways.
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being in chicago, i would say the X without a doubt for a dd. wait for one harsh winter with rwd..


You live in Chicage and you want to daily drive (even in winter), you need Evo-X. No ifs or buts. I mean you can put blizzaks on the Z and drive in winter but your clearance is only 4" before front bumper touches snow. You know how crazy winter gets in Chicago. EVO-X. My choice.
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