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I live in Minnesota. As a daily driver in a snow-prone part of the country...the 370Z is a bad, bad choice. I can also tell you that with summer tires
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I live in Minnesota. As a daily driver in a snow-prone part of the country...the 370Z is a bad, bad choice.
I can also tell you that with summer tires it's not in the slightest bit driveable in the snow. As a matter of fact, it's downright dangerous. With the expense and hassle of snow tires and rims, the car is about as driveable as you would expect from a 3300 lb 330 HP rear-wheel drive car with 4.5 inches of ground clearance. That is...not very. |
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