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I drove it in the first snow storm two weeks ago with LM022 snow tires. It worked okay and it was fun to drive, but it didn't drive anything like
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I drove it in the first snow storm two weeks ago with LM022 snow tires. It worked okay and it was fun to drive, but it didn't drive anything like my FWD CUV or Prius. Keeping moving isn't the problem, getting started is. Also the Z has a pathetic defroster and LSD, it makes it not fun to drive in teh winter. I think you can definitely get by in our area, but I wouldn't trust it in deep snow
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