A lot of people never drive their sports cars in the winter. Personally, if it's dry out and there is not too much salt around I am happy to drive mine.
Is there any reason why one should not drive a car in the winter, salt and snow hell we call a reality?
I know the car is built and designed to handle water, snow, ice and salt. But are there any long term affects? Short term affects? Anything that will impact future ownership and cause premature wear?
Realistically I would want 10-14 years of ownership from my rig.
Is there any reason why one should not drive a car in the winter, salt and snow hell we call a reality?
I know the car is built and designed to handle water, snow, ice and salt. But are there any long term affects? Short term affects? Anything that will impact future ownership and cause premature wear?
Realistically I would want 10-14 years of ownership from my rig.
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