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Winter driving a Z in areas of occasional snow on the stock tires is an absolute no-go. Driving in the snow with a Z with the best set of snow
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Winter driving a Z in areas of occasional snow on the stock tires is an absolute no-go. Driving in the snow with a Z with the best set of snow tires available makes it possible, but definitely not fun.
Trailer hitch? uhh...... Sounds to me like a Z car as your only car is not your best option. Will it work? Yes...you could very likely kludge something together that will get you from point A to point B in the winter hauling a couple of snowboards. Will you enjoy it? Highly unlikely. It will be a blast to drive in the summer, however. |
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