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Originally Posted by Portlis but its kind of looking like I first need to get out of Minnesota before I can really get an awesome car like this. I would
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 But that's just West Coast bias talkin'. Pay no mind.As for a Z in the snow, or any RWD sports car, I'd say "don't do it". Last winter was unusually snowy here in Seattle and I slipped and slided my way to white-knuckledom one too many times for my taste in my Mustang. These types of cars just aren't made for inclement weather. It sucks, but if you need an every day car in a snowy climate, and you can't afford a second car, then I don't think the Z is for you.
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