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As long as you have a spare set of skinny winter rims with Blizzaks, and never have to transport more than 1 passenger, or go through more than 2" of
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As long as you have a spare set of skinny winter rims with Blizzaks, and never have to transport more than 1 passenger, or go through more than 2" of snow, or care about your paint, or drive more than 40mph, or go up a hill, or carry anything bigger than one duffel bag... the Z is great!
OP: Just because you can chop wood with a scalpel doesn't mean you should, or that it's the correct tool for the job. Buy a winter beater.
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