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The Z is certainly driveable in the snow, but it's not really something I would recommend. Besides the weight distribution and RWD nature of the cars, it's also not terribly
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The Z is certainly driveable in the snow, but it's not really something I would recommend. Besides the weight distribution and RWD nature of the cars, it's also not terribly rust-resistant.
The car will handle it, but you have to be careful, and it's up to you whether it's worth it. |
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