Who got stuck in the snow before with the stock tires? What did u do?

[b rawr z]

Originally Posted by AtlasMick

Driving on snow/ice in the stock wheels is a blast... as long as you are careful. I find it fun to practice my ice/snow driving ability.

BUT, it did take me 25 minutes to get the FR-S into my driveway after winter storm Nika nailed central kentucky... It's only 15 or so feet.

Cheers, and enjoy every moment of it! You don't often get to drift so hardcore!

Lol..its only 15 or so feet..no biggie..right

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[IronSean]

Originally Posted by Kelbyat07

I usually go back and forth until I am free. Try carrying a shovel in the trunk if you ever plan on driving in the snow with stock tires. Just curious why someone would buy a rwd sports car during winter at its worst.

Because no one else does, and these hot, sought after cars are suddenly wasted lot real estate that no one wants. A dealer will be much more willing to negotiate on price in the winter on these. And if there are any '13s around, they'll be a deal too since they're costing the dealer money to keep holding at this point.

For example, a 13 BRZ locally is $3000 off MSRP + Snow tires included, before you even start the haggling process.

[b rawr z]

Originally Posted by IronSean

Because no one else does, and a hot, sought after cars are suddenly wasted lot real estate that no one wants. A dealer will be much more willy to negotiate on price in the winter on these. And if there are any '13s around, they'll be a deal too since they're costing the dealer money to keep holding at this point.

For example, a 13 BRZ locally is $3000 off MSRP + Snow tires included, before you even start the haggling process.

Precisely. Although I didnt consider 13s but I still got a good deal for my 14 that I couldnt resist. More than a grand off msrp.

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