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The Z can be driven in the rain if you leave VDC on and have good tires. I was out driving this weekend around DC on purpose in the rain
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The Z can be driven in the rain if you leave VDC on and have good tires. I was out driving this weekend around DC on purpose in the rain to see how the Michelin SS2's would feel and work. I purposely drove through puddles and standing water to induce a slide or hydroplaning and it went straight through with no issues. I was cruising at highway speeds of 75 without issues and I went on backroads with twisty turns and it was fine driving at 7/10ths of what I normally drive. For snow, I agree that you need Blizzacks though.
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