What little things you want to see

[4agze]

I also dont want rear wipers i dont even plan to take this out on wet weather so it will be useless to me but I hope it will have an oilcooler and oil pressure gauge like the old AE86

[ichitaka05]

Originally Posted by pastuch

Um, my Mom and I have been driving Miatas in the snow for years. She drove her Miata for two Ottawa winters (250+ inches of snow per year) with all season radials and made fun of me for forcing her to get winters!

I've also driven (extensively) Infiniti G35s and Mazda RX8s in the snow. They work great provided you have great winter tires which is necessary up here in the great white north. My room mate is driving her convertable Audi A4 this winter with Quattro and all-seasons. I advised her to drive slow

Edit: My first car was an RWD Toyota Previa minivan with all seasons. I drove across Canada in the middle of winter through some of the worst storm and snow you can imagine on my 18th birthday by myself over 3 days. I drove 19 hours driving the first day, 12 hours the second day and 18 hours the third. It's a miracle I'm alive but it did teach me how to drive in snow! I swear I'm not making this up, the police had to route my fan into the ditch around a full flipped 18 wheeler in the middle of the transcanada highway.

Canadians can drive ANYTHING in the snow.

250" annually? Try doubling that (depends on area). 360 degree I look around, I only have mountain. Few yrs, it snowed in July... and I'm not joking on this one. 2yrs ago, it was freaking snowing/raining til end June. Now, try driving in that condition.

[tomaifauchai]

I'd prefer a T-Top over a sunroof but i doubt my demands will be fullfilled!

[suprachica79]

I gotta say I love sun roofs, I'd love any form of open roof - T-top, targa, sunroof

[Giccin]

Originally Posted by tomaifauchai

I'd prefer a T-Top over a sunroof but i doubt my demands will be fullfilled!

T-tops are awesome.:happy0180:

[MF_DEUCE]

Originally Posted by OldSkoolToys

Power nothing
Cloth seats
Heat, AC, CD player the only comforts
No GPS
No Computer console thingy
LSD
Good ole-fashioned 6speed shifter. No computer aided B.S.
Oil-Pressure gauge. No dummy light BS.
No traction control on the car at all

If I want gizmo's and comforts and stupid computers telling me that I can't slide around even though I explicitly turned off Traction Control, I'll get a car I don't care about.

THAT IS ALL!

[dalli]

If I get this car, I will most likely not drive it in the snow

I live in NYC and we get pretty nasty blizzards.

for example, last winter, I just parked the car on the side for weeks and kept cleaning it whenever it needed to be cleaned.

[Dark]

Originally Posted by dalli

If I get this car, I will most likely not drive it in the snow

I live in NYC and we get pretty nasty blizzards.

for example, last winter, I just parked the car on the side for weeks and kept cleaning it whenever it needed to be cleaned.

It will be my daily drive, so I will drive it in snow; however, It rarely snows heavily here in WA( at least in my area). I will not drive it if they use salt on the road tho.

Edit: I want Entune.

[no_name]

I drove an open-dif 86 through some Ottawa winters on crappy winter tires, hell I competed in snow-cross with it. I'll do it again in a new car with good winter tires and an LSD; I spend all summer looking forward to driving in the winter - going sideways without hurting my tires. And I'm not saying the sun roof should be standard, just optional. My last two cars had sun roofs and I really like them.

[pastuch]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

250" annually? Try doubling that (depends on area). 360 degree I look around, I only have mountain. Few yrs, it snowed in July... and I'm not joking on this one. 2yrs ago, it was freaking snowing/raining til end June. Now, try driving in that condition.

That's awesome... where do you live? I ski up in Revelstoke most winters. They average 600 inches annually which is the most snow in North America (excluding Alaska). Alyeska Alaska gets 1100 inches per year which sounds orgasmic to me!

[ichitaka05]

Originally Posted by pastuch

That's awesome... where do you live? I ski up in Revelstoke most winters. They average 600 inches annually which is the most snow in North America (excluding Alaska). Alyeska Alaska gets 1100 inches per year which sounds orgasmic to me!

That's not awesome for me... I don't like cold weather, so whole winter I just hibernate. Anyways, closest ski/board area to me is Alta/Snowbird.

Now, I'm just glad I don't live in Alyeska. I'll prob killing myself there. In other hand, if I live in TX or AZ, I'll be enjoying the heat!

[pastuch]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

That's not awesome for me... I don't like cold weather, so whole winter I just hibernate. Anyways, closest ski/board area to me is Alta/Snowbird.

Now, I'm just glad I don't live in Alyeska. I'll prob killing myself there. In other hand, if I live in TX or AZ, I'll be enjoying the heat!

OMG.... You live close to Alta/Snowbird and you don't ride?!? The world isn't fair. I've been trying to move my career to the mountains for years but it's hard to be an Exchange and Blackberry admin in the rockies

[f1ver]

Fold down seats yes and 300hp, some pop-out machine guns, and girls in bikinis. And a box of crispy kremes.

[KaliKev]

Heated mirrors! Really needed that today.