Originally Posted by Apoc370z (Post 1241725)

Oh i think you misunderstood what i said. The chances of a hailstorm/blizzard over there is far greater than the chances of an earthquake big enough to bring down the house. Thus theres a higher chance of damaging the car.

Been living in cali for more than 10 years and havent experience any big earthquakes (knock on wood). :eekdance:

Originally Posted by FromG2Z (Post 1242817)

You sure you guys don't live in Iowa?!?!?! Dude, that happens like weekly here. Annoying. The storm late last year, caused so much damage around here, including both my daily drivers, along with hundred of other cars in the city. PDR guys were making a killing.

(that's why, Zena never gets driven in ANY precipitation ;))

Originally Posted by Vaughanabe13 (Post 1242837)

Now that I'm driving my Z to work in cedar rapids, I'm TERRIFIED of hail. I've been checking the weather religiously, haha.

Unrelated side note, it only cost me $55 to fill up almost my whole tank with 91 octane today (only thing available close to my work). I was expecting 80+ every time so not bad.

Originally Posted by Apoc370z (Post 1241725)

Oh i think you misunderstood what i said. The chances of a hailstorm/blizzard over there is far greater than the chances of an earthquake big enough to bring down the house. Thus theres a higher chance of damaging the car.

Been living in cali for more than 10 years and havent experience any big earthquakes (knock on wood). :eekdance: