I really like those!! They, surprisingly, really work on that car! Nice winter wheels for sure! 
Or their 18-year-old, $1,200, 240k+ cars?Here is the question: Why do you drive your $40k+ brand new car in the snow when there are people on here that wont drive their $6K, 150k mile, 10 year old car past October?
because there are people on here who are idiots.Here is the question: Why do you drive your $40k+ brand new car in the snow when there are people on here that wont drive their $6K, 150k mile, 10 year old car past October?
Because my $6k, 150k, 20 year old car (SPG) was not manufactured with galvanized steel, and would starting rusting if exposed to the salt in a bag of French fries. You could probably hear it rust in the garage if exposed to Minnesota winter road salt.Here is the question: Why do you drive your $40k+ brand new car in the snow when there are people on here that wont drive their $6K, 150k mile, 10 year old car past October?
You are partially right - but wrong.because there are people on here who are idiots.
it's a fucking car.
In that case, it's because I canBut my point is most of the people that drive winter beaters, dont have a car worth saving.*
My winter vehicle this year costs more than the vehicle I am storing.But my point is most of the people that drive winter beaters, dont have a car worth saving.*
I know people who store stock civics for winter... lol what a waste.But my point is most of the people that drive winter beaters, dont have a car worth saving.*
yeah uh no...badass. lower it alil =)
he has AWD....why wouldnt he.Here is the question: Why do you drive your $40k+ brand new car in the snow when there are people on here that wont drive their $6K, 150k mile, 10 year old car past October?
pssh to each his ownyeah uh no...
he has AWD....why wouldnt he.
looks sick as hell btw!