go USA!!!!!
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well and i guess canada its made there?
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:facepalm: I am dying to drive mine, which has been in storage for 2 months - but I won't subject it to the snow and salt like that.
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i live in jersey and wev had 52 inches of snow so far this year my camaro is a daily driver needless to say this snow is bullshit for my car barely handles well its not the snow its the ice car doesnt get any traction at all with the 20 inch perrelli's
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Driving in the winter on the highways is a LOT different than that video, you can drive that way with bald tires on ice and snow out in the middle of a field with a little speed, wait until you are on a road with guard rails, semi trucks and turns and intersections. LOL I drove for almost 40 years in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, even drove down Kelly Mtn in Cape Breton in the middle of a storm, but not by choice.
After saying this, a camaro with all season tires can probably be driven with ease at reasonable speed and a driver with at least half a brain on snow and ice, but next time you are driving in a storm or shortly after a storm, check out who is laying upside down with all four wheels spinning... you got it the 4x4's |
Cool video, nice to see the car can handle well in the snow
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Born and raised in Buffalo and Binghamton, NY...Love it, and miss it! If we get a sprinkle out here, California shuts down! Can't say I really miss the cold though :) Nice video!
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Cool video but I agree with one of the comments on youtube:
"This video tells me nothing. It's a bunch of short clips thrown together and it doesn't exemplify true winter driving at all. It's not hard to drive in a straight line...." |
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