Originally Posted by thegreenmachine

Don't these cars have coatings that protect against the salt?

Originally Posted by FromZto5

This is reason number 10 or so for me. But yes people who claim to want to or have to, drive their mustangs "because it's meant to be driven... Yadayadayada".... Ok, go ahead... Your car, do it. Meant to be driven and looks like crap due to rock chips sand chips, their choice. Couple to that, a 400+hp car rwd on snow, plus risk other dumb drivers running into you, plus the detriments of what salt and sand do to your car (I know because I detail professionally...and winter cars get beat to death)... Some folks just don't understand... But that's ok, they can drive their lambos on snow roads for all I care. Mine will continue to get driven on only "God's perfect days". Amen to that.

Originally Posted by Getportfolio

Started out as interesting thread. Now it sucks snowballs.

Originally Posted by FromZto5

Lol Patrick. Pun intended? That was awesome.

Originally Posted by Getportfolio

Just stirring in the pot and re energizing the debates. The bubbling hoods threads are getting too much "coverage." Ok that was bad..,

Originally Posted by Boomer

It's funny taking it out after the winter, it feels like a new car.

Originally Posted by Stage_3

This is very true. Feels great!