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Old 02-02-2014, 02:35 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by congee View Post
I agree. My first RWD in snow and I feel pretty confident with it. I came from a suv with winter tires. Not as confident as I am with the suv but pretty darn close.

My only complaints for this car in the winter are:

1. Windows easily fog up/ice up
2. I usually get stuck after parking my car during a snow fall(as expected)
3. Leg warmers are none existent. I don't feel any hot air going to my legs even at full blast. Does anyone feel this way too or am I doing something wrong??

Other than that, the car has been perfect. I drove through yesterdays "snow storm" about 5-8cms of snow and no issues. Had a lot of fun sliding around corners with full control.
I find the "warm legs" setting really efficient, actually. Better than the "warm face" setting. Do you ever use that? My car is basically almost always on "warm feet and window" setting.
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