This winter season has obliterated the roads where I am. Bigger craters have formed on our roadways than on the surface of the moon. How can I buy an S now?

May as well buy a Hummer and welcome the onset of global warming.

 

The S is frisky. Stay alert and dodge them. It's part of the fun of ownership.

 

[QUOTE=azess2kay,Feb 21 2009, 05:23 AM]GOT SNOW!!!

 

65 and sunny here

 

I actually do the same thing often... I feel your pain S2K. I only got the car 2 months before I got to store it.

Friday night, and you tell your friends you won't be going to play poker so you can claybar your car (and I really like poker).

Nice s by the way. Something about that red...

 

I DD my S2K

 

anyone know where i can get the emblem the original poster has on his red s2k?

 

My wife had 8 inches last night. It started strong but only lasted for about 5 minutes then went away. The snow was nice too!

 

Dealer, junkyard or others may have it: It is just the debadged S from the front fenders of the s2k.
3M trim adheisive and it's on and covering the holes.

 

I'm jealous. Let me know how it handles in a snowstorm with oem tires!

We have a salt mine nearby, so salt is cheaper than most parts of the country and is used like it's free, but they still cut it with a mix of dirt and rocks so my paved road looks like the dirt section of Pikes Peak once the there is a little thawing.
The streetsweeper may come by in June, but didn't come the last two years.

I just can't subject the S to the caustics. It's just too mean.
The Element is disposable, and I won't feel so bad to watch it decompose compared to seeing an S rot.