Is anybody else ready for the SNOW????
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I know I am, I never had a vehicle that could actually not have problems in the snow.. My DD is an 03 Acura, It drove pretty good in the snow, but with all that now last yr, I wasnt able to do nada... Im looking forward to plowing threw mounds of snow and doing a lil hill climbing!!!
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Yea i kno . I shulda put Fall/Winter,, Bc Hunting Season starts in like 2 weeks!! Bonfires.. Beers( without needing ice) Just a great time of year!!!
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From: Vancouver, BC
Year: 1991
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We don't get much snow in these parts (believe it or not in Canada) but we occasionally get a big dump. I'll be ready and looking forward to it because it's when we get the big dumps I make a bit of cash on the outside... extracting morons, that don't know how to drive, from a snow bank.
What is it with these people that can't drive on dry pavement yet feel they have the experience to get out and drive in the snow? It's not only stupid...it's dangerous to other drivers out there.
What is it with these people that can't drive on dry pavement yet feel they have the experience to get out and drive in the snow? It's not only stupid...it's dangerous to other drivers out there.
We don't get much snow in these parts (believe it or not in Canada) but we occasionally get a big dump. I'll be ready and looking forward to it because it's when we get the big dumps I make a bit of cash on the outside... extracting morons, that don't know how to drive, from a snow bank.
What is it with these people that can't drive on dry pavement yet feel they have the experience to get out and drive in the snow? It's not only stupid...it's dangerous to other drivers out there.
What is it with these people that can't drive on dry pavement yet feel they have the experience to get out and drive in the snow? It's not only stupid...it's dangerous to other drivers out there.

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From: Calgary, AB
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I'm getting kind of pumped. Only because it'll be the first winter with my xj, can't wait to see what it can do. Oh and snowboarding. But i hear ya bugsy (and i'm guessing you're on the west coast) in my part if Canada we get alot of of snow, and as soon as that first flake touches the ground all hell breaks loose. I think it may have to do with new immigrants? Who knows.
But I'll definitely be playing in some snow banks.
But I'll definitely be playing in some snow banks.
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From: Vancouver, BC
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Our winters are usually so mild, we get an inch of snow and it's pandemonium... the city shuts down! 
I would get a plow mounted on the front but that would be kinda redundant with the pathetic snow drops we get. Best to just drive around looking for stranded motorists that thought a Smart car was capable of driving in anything more than a light dusting. You'd be surprised at what some people will pay to have you pull them out.

I would get a plow mounted on the front but that would be kinda redundant with the pathetic snow drops we get. Best to just drive around looking for stranded motorists that thought a Smart car was capable of driving in anything more than a light dusting. You'd be surprised at what some people will pay to have you pull them out.
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Originally Posted by Bugsy
Our winters are usually so mild, we get an inch of snow and it's pandemonium... the city shuts down! 
I would get a plow mounted on the front but that would be kinda redundant with the pathetic snow drops we get. Best to just drive around looking for stranded motorists that thought a Smart car was capable of driving in anything more than a light dusting. You'd be surprised at what some people will pay to have you pull them out.

I would get a plow mounted on the front but that would be kinda redundant with the pathetic snow drops we get. Best to just drive around looking for stranded motorists that thought a Smart car was capable of driving in anything more than a light dusting. You'd be surprised at what some people will pay to have you pull them out.
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From: Vancouver, BC
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I will be ready for snow!
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From: SIERRA VISTA AZ
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Well with triple digit heat and 50to 60 percent humidity around here for the next month or so i could go for some snow. We dont get much around here so you guys may need to export some to AZ for me. To play in the snow we have to travel up to northern AZ to play.




