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06-27-2003, 04:47 AM

I Live in Lake Tahoe, Long winter lots of snow. Don't do it first of all the s2000 is so close to the ground the gravel/salt on the road will require a new paint job every spring, 2nd the car would suck in the snow RWD light weight lots of power to the rear. Take my advice don't drive a nice car in the winter my S2000 spends the winter in storage and I drive a 1990 subaru wagon it was very cheep I don't care if it gets bumper of scratched and rund great in the snow also my insurance would be $500 more a year had I not owned the Subie.

06-27-2003, 04:47 AM	#3 (permalink)
Anonymous Posts: n/a	Don't do it I Live in Lake Tahoe, Long winter lots of snow. Don't do it first of all the s2000 is so close to the ground the gravel/salt on the road will require a new paint job every spring, 2nd the car would suck in the snow RWD light weight lots of power to the rear. Take my advice don't drive a nice car in the winter my S2000 spends the winter in storage and I drive a 1990 subaru wagon it was very cheep I don't care if it gets bumper of scratched and rund great in the snow also my insurance would be $500 more a year had I not owned the Subie.