so i haven't driven my car in almost a week now and it's driving me crazy...I drove home from work sat. night...didn't go anywhere sunday, went snowboarding monday (took friends car obviously), tuesday was christmas, then there was a snow storm wednesday so i took my dad's '87 accord (I freakin love that car though) the snow's been on the roads near my house ever sence then and another storm is supposed to come sunday I sure hope I can drive it tomorrow...I don't see how some of you guys can store it ALL winter! I had to go sit in the one in our showroom durring lunch today lol.

 

I drive mine in the snow

 

I'm just not confident in my RWD snow abilities. this being my first RWD car

 

It was my first RWD too. Before the S, I had a Celica, and an Escort before that. I drove through anything with siped all seasons on those, but the S has to have proper snow tires. It makes all the difference.

It's pretty incredible how well it does. You do have to baby it a little, and there are some situations you simply have to go out of your way to avoid (stop sign on a side-sloped curve...ask me how I know)

Besides that, it drives nearly as well as any FWD I've owned

 

alright I'm good. i drove it today it's so much faster than that '87 accord! lol the only snow was on my long driveway and that wasn't an issue at all. ....but it's supposed to snow tomorrow and next weekend too..

 

As odd as it sounds, I keep wishing it would snow more here. The weather people keep saying it will but it wont.
How the heck and I supposed to go play in parking lots with no snow

 

ya they say it's supposed to be snowing right now....but it sure doesn't look like it is to me..

 

I would not advise trying to drive the S in snow on the stock RE050 tires. Last year I drove to work in the morning with no snow on the roads and by the time 5 o'clock rolled around there was about 3 inches of fresh snow on the ground. I live 4 miles from work and it took me 45 minutes to get home. If I gave it any gas at all I would get sideways so I just let the car roll at 5mph the whole way home That is until I got into my cul-de-sac then the fun began

Brandon

 

I took mine out last night. It was a nice drive. I went 50 miles and didn't go anywhere. It was 28 degrees when I left, but you know the top was down.

 

FYI you shouldn't operate your roof when it's below freezing as it can damage your top. If you keep your car in a warm garage I don't see any cause for concern.