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<blockquote data-quote="Brad Weber" data-source="post: 15252" data-attributes="member: 114"><p>Re: Cars in Snow</p><p></p><p>While we don't get much snow here, the last week excepted, but the difference in the snow and ice between my '09 Legacy Spec B or my wife's '09 WRX and my slightly modified '95 RX7 is considerable. It takes nothing to get the back end out on the RX-7 when the road is slippery and once it starts to go it wanted to keep going. Fun in a parking lot (I grew up outside Chicago and learned to drive in the snow there) but it was a pain on the road which is why it now no longer sees bad weather.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>One of my neighbors, a native Southerner, tried to drive his RWD, compact Ford pickup Monday after the snow here. He got maybe 50' from his driveway and ended up with the truck sitting in the middle of our cul-de-sac for two days.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brad Weber, post: 15252, member: 114"] Re: Cars in Snow While we don't get much snow here, the last week excepted, but the difference in the snow and ice between my '09 Legacy Spec B or my wife's '09 WRX and my slightly modified '95 RX7 is considerable. It takes nothing to get the back end out on the RX-7 when the road is slippery and once it starts to go it wanted to keep going. Fun in a parking lot (I grew up outside Chicago and learned to drive in the snow there) but it was a pain on the road which is why it now no longer sees bad weather. One of my neighbors, a native Southerner, tried to drive his RWD, compact Ford pickup Monday after the snow here. He got maybe 50' from his driveway and ended up with the truck sitting in the middle of our cul-de-sac for two days. [/QUOTE]
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