Subject	get a daily driver/winter car
Posted by	NR98 (next year) on September 23, 2003 at 1:14 PM
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In Reply To	winter driving posted by ZeTov on September 23, 2003 at 12:42 PM
Message	There's lot of affordable options out there ranging from scooby's that are awd to cheap fwd cars. My girlfriend is looking into buying an old 4wd Jeep Cherokee as her winter beater. I have a `98 Nissan Sentra as my daily driver/winter car. Nice car, handles decent in the snow, isn't embarrassing to drive in the summer and has an sr20 in it so there's potential to play with it at some point in the future. But whatever you do....don't rent....the money would kill you. Z ya, Jerry 90 300ZX-TT *In the middle of a build* 98 Sentra SE (the daily) 94 del Sol (Built, Turbo'd, full of suprises) Check out My site....North Shore Racing
Follow Ups	winter driving - ZeTov 12:42:22 09/23/03 Renting would kill you money wise, buy a daily driver. - SactoTodd 12:45:24 09/23/03 as if there was another option - Caddy Daddy 13:06:54 09/23/03 2nd, my friend dave has both a Z and a subaru, suby's rock! (n/m) - Chickan_Z (OH) 13:14:08 09/23/03 get a daily driver/winter car - NR98 (next year) 13:14:08 09/23/03 Good choice over them Honda's,, lol. :) - ZBlacktt 13:23:25 09/23/03 lol....funny....but I'll still take this honda - NR98 (next year) 13:31:18 09/23/03 Looks so easy to work on :) (n/m) - ZBlacktt 14:16:23 09/23/03 how about driving your own car? unless it snows. (n/m) - JC_NS 14:05:40 09/23/03 dedicated winter tires and drive the car (n/m) - Luke@tirerack 15:02:58 09/23/03 How do you know if your winter tires are dedicated or not? - Paul_ 15:18:07 09/23/03 Give up halfway through corners = not dedicated. (n/m) - John P. 10:37:39 09/24/03 Re: dedicated winter tires and drive the car - Nukez 21:10:55 09/23/03
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