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Drive it now, you won't regret it, it's only for a little while.
If you already had a garage and an winter beater I would say, great choice in parking it for winter, why do want to risk higher insurance if you mess up, deal with body shop reapairs (people forget someone else can hit you, snow tires won't save you from THAT), deep scratches from wiping snow and ice off, etc. But since you would have to pay for the luxury of storing this car, I would say that means you're moving soon, you're better off to keep your money for the move and things you might want at your new place and take the car to a professional detailer when the thaw comes.
I'm always so surprised at the people here who literally just want to throw $25k away by not treating the car like it's the best they can get (wonder what their careers look like...). What's great about "entry level" is that you can learn the practices you would want to have BEFORE moving on to the one of your dreams (fuck up now, so you don't fuck up later). If you are new to using an orbital polisher, installing aftermarket body parts, painting the underside of the lip after scrapping, swapping tires on a regular basis, monitoring a battery tender, buying a proper indoor storage cover, learning when to drive a seasonal car in your area, etc. etc.
For the record...yes I store my car...but if forced to...I would drive it in winter.
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