A 370Z in the snow

Duc_Z09

My entire point is that in the snow a 370z is a lot worse off than most vehicles. It's not my mom's AWD Volvo, it's not my lifted 4x4 Jeep, it's not even a Subaru Legacy. Hell, it's worse than my wife's Mustang. If you have uncommon skill and a bit of luck you can drive one... until about 5" of white stuff anyway. But why would you?

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DeliriousClam

1: starts snowing even though there was no snow called for that day and took it to work.
2: Fun

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cofo11

I have to ask what sort of Jeep you have, unless it's an XJ, Unlimited, LJ, or something with a comparable wheelbase, I'm assuming YJ, TJ, JK, CJ, etc., it's a terrible snow vehicle, on public roads, for a single very obvious reason.

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Duc_Z09

Salvage title WJ. It goes through snow like a champ. County plows, ATVs and myself were basically all that was moving on this day last January.

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James10694

I beg to differ wit that one. Have you seen the memes?!? That's on dry pavement!
Seriously tho, can it be done with good winter tires and wheels? Maybe.
Should you risk it? Probably not
Would i? Definitely not

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