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Hi I'll be moving to Vancouver (from overseas) in August/Sept. I'm planning on getting a 370Z (auto, sports pack). My job will require quite a bit of driving around Vancouver:
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Can you drive a 370 all year round in Vancouver?
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I'll be moving to Vancouver (from overseas) in August/Sept. I'm planning on getting a 370Z (auto, sports pack). My job will require quite a bit of driving around Vancouver: city and suburbs. I have read here that a lot of Canadian members garage their cars over the Winter months. If I buy a 370Z, I won't have that option, it will be my only car. Is a 370Z practical in Vancouver all year round? Do I need to get "snow tires" fitted for the Winter months? Any advice would be huge appreciated. Last edited by Zed123; 05-25-2012 at 06:16 PM. |
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