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Kate · 10-11-2004, 05:59 AM

I drive my S2000 all year round but I don't really have to worry about deep snow (I'm in England) but I do find carrying large things somewhat interesting. I had to transfer a lawn mower at the weekend and ended up strapping it in the passenger seat and had the top down. I got some weird looks.

I drive my car on a very regular basis and have found it comfortably for long distances, and warms up nicely in the winter.

For a student car where you are going to be carrying a lot of stuff I would probably choose a different car though.

10-11-2004, 05:59 AM	#4 (permalink)
Kate Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 23	I drive my S2000 all year round but I don't really have to worry about deep snow (I'm in England) but I do find carrying large things somewhat interesting. I had to transfer a lawn mower at the weekend and ended up strapping it in the passenger seat and had the top down. I got some weird looks. I drive my car on a very regular basis and have found it comfortably for long distances, and warms up nicely in the winter. For a student car where you are going to be carrying a lot of stuff I would probably choose a different car though.