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There was this NICEEEE little down pour while i was at the gym... I come out to head to my car.. AND EVERYTHING IS FLOODED.. I managed to get out.. because it wasn't sooo bad.. and it made me think but WHAT the heck am I gonna do when it starts to rain down here? You know the buckets kind?? What do you guys do? Keep the S @ Home?? what??
SinD don't worry about it. My Prelude had a lower door sill than the S2000 and I never had any problem with it. I had my S, for the last month of the rainy season last year with no problems. If I were you though, I wouldn't park in a low spot in the parking lot (ie by storm drains).
And during the summer don't leave your top down while you go into the gym or a store because you may come outside and find the interior of your car flooded.
And during the summer don't leave your top down while you go into the gym or a store because you may come outside and find the interior of your car flooded.
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I had a low car too.. when I had the RX-7 and it poured really bad during a 'hurricane' my car got flooded with water...
So i'm just worried cause well I don't want that to happen.. I don't live in the same place where i did when i had the RX (thank god) then I'd really would have to take up Snorkling... I at least my drive way is on a Incline.. but i am still worried about those infamous Miami-Dade county puddles... Thank god i don't work in the doral area.. cause i wouldn't have to take up snorkling.. i would have to take up SCUBA diving...
So i'm just worried cause well I don't want that to happen.. I don't live in the same place where i did when i had the RX (thank god) then I'd really would have to take up Snorkling... I at least my drive way is on a Incline.. but i am still worried about those infamous Miami-Dade county puddles... Thank god i don't work in the doral area.. cause i wouldn't have to take up snorkling.. i would have to take up SCUBA diving...



That's a good question! Those puddles can get real deep . Who has been through the "rainy season" down here???