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All Season Driving
05-02-2005, 11:50 PM
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RE: All Season Driving
I ordered my GT 3 weeks ago and have a tenative delivery date for sometime in July. This car will be my daily driver and I live in Chicago. I would also like to know from someone who has driven the new mustang in the snow. If it doesnt do that well with the stock tires, I plan on getting new rims and a good set of winter tires. Thanks in advance.
05-03-2005, 12:35 AM
#8
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RE: All Season Driving
I am serious about the question. I live in the Chicago area too. At first I was thinking my Mustang would be my daily car. If you have it drive it. No matter the weather. But now I'm thinking I should keep my 98 escort to drive in the winter. So I am interested in what you other guys are planning on doing.
05-03-2005, 12:42 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2005
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RE: All Season Driving
Unless you are strapped for the cash, I would find a way to keep the Escort for those snowy Chicago days! I'm just shooting blind here on value so no offense 
but keeping the Escort and NOT crashing the Stang in the snow will be worth SO much more than the $3-4K you'd get out of it!
And depending on your insurance company, you can insure the car for only 8 months and save some there.
but keeping the Escort and NOT crashing the Stang in the snow will be worth SO much more than the $3-4K you'd get out of it!And depending on your insurance company, you can insure the car for only 8 months and save some there.
