Mustang GT okay for winter driving?
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Originally Posted by NaturalMystic79
My friend who had an M3 says you can totally manage with the right tires.
I've only been stuck once and that was on a hilly, shadowy back road where the snow had packed into solid ice.
I'd say think about it if you live out in the country, but otherwise, you should be fine.
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Originally Posted by The Bus
I've got a rear-wheel drive 3-series, and I'm sure with the right tires, you'll be fine in the Mustang. I've driven a lot in very heavy snow and I've learned how to maneuver in it well enough that snow is not a problem for me.
I've only been stuck once and that was on a hilly, shadowy back road where the snow had packed into solid ice.
I'd say think about it if you live out in the country, but otherwise, you should be fine.
I've only been stuck once and that was on a hilly, shadowy back road where the snow had packed into solid ice.
I'd say think about it if you live out in the country, but otherwise, you should be fine.
I'll try not to get a beater for the winter otherwise I am paying insurance and taxes on a car I will rarely use at all.
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Originally Posted by NaturalMystic79
Cool. Yeah I live in the city (Omaha) and I've noticed that over the past 5-10 years or so the streets are cleaned up alot faster than they were before. I guess the city is making more of an effort to make the roads more drivable. Really the hardest part would be if I lived in a secluded neighborhood with hills. Traction will be the biggest problem if I get a Stang, but some good tires, sandbags in the back I should manage.
I'll try not to get a beater for the winter otherwise I am paying insurance and taxes on a car I will rarely use at all.
I'll try not to get a beater for the winter otherwise I am paying insurance and taxes on a car I will rarely use at all.
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I would take one of those over an STI anyday. For one thing you see way less of them, if the driving population in Nebraska is anything like it is here in Indiana you see STIs around every freakin corner. I only see the EVOs every once in a great while.

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Originally Posted by Morf
A car you can't drive in all seasons without issues is a car not worth buying.
