Might be buying a Nismo..winter?

forza370z · 07-24-2012, 12:29 PM

Again, I highly recommend a winter beater. A good sets of winter tires + winter wheels will cost you $1k-2k. That is enough of money for you to get a beater + insurence. That will resolve all your problems during winter and give you peace of mind. I used to drive my lowered G35 coupe in snow storms. No one says you can't but I got scratched up everywhere and cracked my front bumper by hitting an ice/snow/salt/sand ball. So do you really have to drive a nice car during harsh winter which you can have other options that don't really cost you much more then getting winter tires/wheels and so on...

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07-24-2012, 12:29 PM	#18 (permalink)
forza370z A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: 403 Forbidden Posts: 2,512 Drives: 2009 NISMO 370Z Rep Power: 19	Again, I highly recommend a winter beater. A good sets of winter tires + winter wheels will cost you $1k-2k. That is enough of money for you to get a beater + insurence. That will resolve all your problems during winter and give you peace of mind. I used to drive my lowered G35 coupe in snow storms. No one says you can't but I got scratched up everywhere and cracked my front bumper by hitting an ice/snow/salt/sand ball. So do you really have to drive a nice car during harsh winter which you can have other options that don't really cost you much more then getting winter tires/wheels and so on...