Paul Huizenga

Some people have no choice, but that doesn't explain all of this...

http://www.lsxtv.com/news/video-snow...o-compilation/

omarrakeen

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ok what the heck was that?

Paul Huizenga

LOL you will have to be more specific... there's a lot going on there :-)

trey1010

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lol sad how all these people will watch and record but not help! lol

deelong4002

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Obviously someone watched the first video and clicked on all the related links, cause i literally watched all of those videos, in that sequence, a week ago

bad_408_vert

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I still drive, had my share of drifting and the not goin anywhere thing.

ULTIMATEORANGESS

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good job not getting stuck.

Lotus289

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Every single year. My Camaro is my only car so my options are pretty limited. However, when fitted with snow tires it gets through everything I can throw at it.

ss4zach

for 7 years ive driven a v6 96 camaro it was my only car and i made a daily drive of about 40 miles one way everyday to college and made it everyday in snow sleet slush whatever with no wrecks. I just got my 00 z28 last fall and fixed it up through the winter. ive been driving it all summer and for the past 20 days its been through snow and sleet. its been good so far with the all season tires i have from kumho but not as easy to drive as the v6 in the snow.

Latch

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I drove mine in a few inches of snow on unplowed streets. No snow tires or added weight, just good all-seasons. It's fine as long as you go slow and plan your route to avoid hills. If you feel the back start to step out, get off the gas and it straightens back up. Give yourself plenty of stopping distance.

Everyone on here says to buy a cheap beater for the winter, but I disagree... sure you can buy some POS for a grand but then you have to pay insurance every month, property tax once a year, and pay for it when it breaks (and it will if it's a $1,000 car).

Not to mention it's rather fun to do donuts in an unplowed parking lot at work while all the customers look at you like you're a maniac.

bad_408_vert

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Yeha! what nancy over here said right above sums it up.

The Mighty Texan

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^Haha is that a cat under your car by the wheel?

Yah driving in snow sucks...I go to school in WA and any sort of hill and i have to go a different way

Latch

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OMG LMAO!!

It's just a giant clump of dirty *** snow stuck to the wheel arch. I had another clump on the other side as well. I imagine it got on there from the snow donuts.

xxrillixx

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Snow? Whats snow?


There was some fluffy, white, cold stuff coming down one day leaving work. 6 speed, DR's, and a turbo... vey interesting. Luckily we dont get much snow!

Cheap Guy

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I drove my M5 V6 Camaro for more than 8 years in the snow and rarely got stuck. I never used weight in the back but I always bought quality A/S tires. The only problem was when there were ruts in the road and it would high center, so I got use to driving with one side in the rut, one side on the snow. Manual cars are also easier to drive in the snow than autos IMO.

One thing I suggest is that you wash it weekly. When I got rid of mine it was rust free.

omarrakeen

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no i watched the correct one and man you people suffer I wish i can see snow once lowest temp over here in like 18C at night? lol best part of the year..

xRelapse13

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Car has been my dd for 3 years now. I throw on the blizzaks and have never had a problem in the snow. I also go to school up by scranton, pa near/in the poconos area where there's alotta hills/snow and have never had an issue.

Golf&GM

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I wish it only got 65* here, I'm not a fan of cold weather at all.

I park my Trans Am and Bike soon as it starts to get below freezing. I have a Toyota Camry with 254k miles that takes me to and from work everyday. I've put too much time and money into my car to let rock salt, chemicals, and bad driver's take a toll on her.

Finkledbody

Been driving my Firebird in the snow for 5 or 6 years now. I keep a shovel, 3 bags of cat litter, tub of salt, and keep my friends numbers handy just in case

Up here in Maine you can't avoid hills though, so i just travel at unsafe speeds to get up giant hills, you get use to it. I also have to blow red lights all the time if we're having a blizzard cause almost all lights are on hills and all season tires don't get up them unless you have momentum.

CJDZ24_Z28

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Been daily driving 4th gens for 14 years now. I never had a problem in the snow until last week until I slid and hit a curb and cracked my rim. It could of been alot worse. I usually don't drive in the snow though but i got caught