We already covered that one already. Sounds tempting but consensus was that it's better for the car not to touch it. Those cold starts are not good for the engine. And I also thought it'd be a pain to wash it after each drive. Leaving it all dusty and salty for few weeks doesn't sound good either. Even when roads are dry and clear there's still a lot of salt/dust left on the roads in winter. Remains to be seen... The temptation may just become too strong on a nice sunny dry day.
Z.
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Originally Posted by jeffsquire
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IHave you considered driving it occasionally during the winter months. i.e. whenever the roads are clear/dry?
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