Does anyone use their S2000 fulltime?
Im debatin on buyin a S2000 or a 350z..which car do u think would be better in winter?? Im sure the 350z is cause it weighs more..would u recommend drivin any one of these vehicles during winter...has anyone driven the S2000 durin winter and if so how did it handle?
winter tires or tire chains are key for snow.. weight of the car doesn't have all that much to do with it.. just drive slower and stuff.. i shouldn't be responding here i live in houston and don't really get a bad winter season here
Originally Posted by vextc05,Oct 21 2004, 03:27 PM
Im debatin on buyin a S2000 or a 350z..which car do u think would be better in winter?? Im sure the 350z is cause it weighs more..would u recommend drivin any one of these vehicles during winter...has anyone driven the S2000 durin winter and if so how did it handle?
. My next 'S' will have a hardtop also, because it will be an everyday driver. Currently looking at '05 model.....
Since you did not leave any information about where in the US you live, I'd just assume you live in Hawaii (a state chosen at random). In that case, driving the S2000 (or any car for that matter) year round would be no problem. Winter where you live is mild and warm, so there is no need for winter tires. I don't understand why you would ask such a question living in such a lovely place. Good luck on your decision, but you can't go wrong with either car year round in Hawaii.
i drove my car daily the first 2 years of owning the car her in the midwest.. winter tires help a bunch.. this year, however, i rather drive my beater volvo in the winter than my s2000 because the cars new setup is not, by any means, made for that kind of condition..
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Originally Posted by Radster,Oct 21 2004, 05:56 PM
Get yourself a hardtop for the 'S' and all will be fine
. My next 'S' will have a hardtop also, because it will be an everyday driver. Currently looking at '05 model.....
. My next 'S' will have a hardtop also, because it will be an everyday driver. Currently looking at '05 model.....
Originally Posted by WhiteS2k,Oct 22 2004, 07:43 AM
Since you did not leave any information about where in the US you live, I'd just assume you live in Hawaii (a state chosen at random). In that case, driving the S2000 (or any car for that matter) year round would be no problem. Winter where you live is mild and warm, so there is no need for winter tires. I don't understand why you would ask such a question living in such a lovely place. Good luck on your decision, but you can't go wrong with either car year round in Hawaii. 



