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Old 01-20-2019, 10:03 PM
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Just took a couple quick pics during the snow storm.

had the car on lift mode.
Old 01-21-2019, 03:10 AM
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What part of the country and of course how did it do in the snow? Inquiring minds want to know!
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I have to admit. Coming from a rear wheel drive BMW, I never thought I could appreciate an 4-wheel drive. I have to admit I was wrong. This car gets up anything with ease. Well impressed...

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Also came from BMW's, slightest incline and slightest layer of snow, slithered about all over the place. Shocking. My 640d would be stuck in the snow in your pic.
Loving 4 wheel drive
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I haven’t been out yet after this weekend’s snow delivery. I’m thinking it’s time to roll out the Q5. After thanksgiving I had to make an unexpected trip out to Ohio that could not be accomplished with airline schedules and ended up driving. On the way out and return I got caught in lake effect snow and got a fair amount of snow driving. The nose tends to ice up real fast, the down side of led lighting. The forward radar, camera and thermal imaging all tend to fade fast as well once the snow starts sticking to the car. But no real detriment as that’s about the time you need to be on manual pilot. Snow handling is pretty good for a big car with fat tires, but not as good as my Macan was with winter scorpions, or my wife’s old A6. And not even close to the Silverado 2500 that was my old work daily driver.
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Originally Posted by mdrobc1213
What part of the country and of course how did it do in the snow? Inquiring minds want to know!
hey, yeah I’m in Chicago. I have the 21 in all season pirelllis and the car was better than my wife’s cayenne going up hills, no sliding, etc.

i was actually really impressed. This car ticks all the boxes in my opinion.
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I don't have any pics in the snow, but I've driven mine plenty of times to the ski resorts here in Colorado. It's been great in even with the stock Pirelli all seasons. The low center of gravity and long wheel base makes it perfect. Plus the adjustable suspension for the occasional deep stuff.


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Originally Posted by mm1

nice pics!
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Originally Posted by mm1
Nice pictures, although, do you have really tiny shoes or something? Maybe I need to stop drinking.
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Originally Posted by pawlie
Nice pictures, although, do you have really tiny shoes or something? Maybe I need to stop drinking.
Tiny shoes and four feet
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Originally Posted by DogWood
Tiny shoes and four feet
LoL, I sorta jumped out of my car (as you can see) but found these tracks amusing. Wasn't planned at all but glad you appreciated the humor.

Btw, ski rack is the SeaSucker if anyone is wondering. Haven't been able to test on the highway, unfortunately (and fortunately) all trips to the slopes have been with full family in tow (5).
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I was admiring your rack......Why would you call a ski rack a seasucker?
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Originally Posted by Outlaw
I was admiring your rack......Why would you call a ski rack a seasucker?
HEY! my eyes are up here
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Originally Posted by Outlaw
I was admiring your rack......Why would you call a ski rack a seasucker?
It's the brand name of it. Currently they are sold out and I was lucky to buy one of their showroom store samples last Fall.

https://www.seasucker.com/products/ski-rack


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