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Originally Posted by mountainman
Didn't mean in the winter. The recent trip we took was in the south, no snow, ice or salt, no Porsches on the road but ours. In general we rarely see Porsches on the road and we drive lots of miles winter, summer and thru many states. One of ours is a C4 bought specifically for winter driving. After all, they race these cars in ice, snow, mud and everything else. I just find it hard to believe that someone who owns a Porsche and enjoys driving it could walk past it to drive anything else. Unless I am going to lowes for a load of lumber, when I go my Porsche goes. As they say, life is too short to drive a boring car.
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I am with you a 100%. I am sure when I come to sell mine the body may not be in the greatest of shape,the underside will likely be pitted etc but it is a fun car year round. My wife laughs at me when I don't take it out if there is more than 3 inches of snow but I have never been stuck yet in the three years of ownership. Life is for living. This car makes my life more enjoyable year round.
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