Camaro's aren't meant for snow!!!

[ChrisBlair]

Originally Posted by ReoRockStar

Had some snow in NJ and I had to literally leave my Cam PARKED on the street and walk home. Couldn't make it up a little hill. 323 hp dead. Now I see why everyone stores them for the winter. Lol. To bad this is my everyday car. Just had to vent !!!


~{Eat,Sleep,Drive}~

Well, 30 years ago and earlier, everyone drove RWD cars in the snow, and somehow, the cars worked. And a lot of them had the torque to shame a new SS Camaro. It's not your '323 hp' or whatever, it's a simple question of you not putting rubber on the pavement

No issues here with my car

[ChrisBlair]

Originally Posted by heRS

For the price of snow tires & rims for the Camaro you can buy an old beater subaru. That way if someone slides into you, who cares.

Yup. I have played this game for many, many years. The high spots:

-You have to essentially store a car all year unless you dump the beater each spring
-The beater faces breakdowns, cuz its, well, a beater
-You work on the beater in the nice weather, or you just take the loss and send it to the junkyard. $$$$$ gone either way
-You pay insurance for two cars
-You need a pest-free, indoor storage area.
-You still need to take the new car to get maintenance done, potentially
-The stored car needs to be run, and will need an oil change after the winter storage.
-The stored car needs to be 'exercised' periodically so seals don't dry up in the trans, etc
-Exhaust needs to be vented out of the storage area
-Storage units can and do get broken into, even at your home

[Jmcsjcrs]

Never call it a Cam

[Blakk11SS]

Snow yah! Blizzak yah!

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