What are your winter cars?
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My Audis were great in the snow, especially with snow tires on them. But I was always more afraid of others hitting me than me having a problem in the snow. So I decided, even before the Cayman I didnt want to drive my nice cars in the snow, so the new vehicle is below. Love it.
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Winter. Summer. Spring. Fall. Same car.
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My tow/winter/home improvement wagon. Cant go wrong with an RR.
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We don't have winter cars here - just cars!
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Jealous of you CA and FL folks with no winter needs! Thanks for the thoughts folks.
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I had and loved a E46 for many years, but ultimately sold it when it got to ~200k miles and became a PITA to keep running. Are lower mile examples still viable DD's (sounds like yes)?