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Stingray on snow…an opinion piece

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Old 03-28-2015, 12:52 AM
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Stingray and the elements.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/resea...son/ar-AAa3LZ4
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Their Vette if they are comfortable driving it in those conditions good for them.
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Originally Posted by dvilin
Their Vette if they are comfortable driving it in those conditions good for them.
Agree, but if this catches on we will have to get used to seeing C7's with all four wheel wells full of brown snow.

Glad it's spring--I can wait for that sight (and have enjoyed my C7 in FL this winter--much better than Michelin winter tires!).
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I read the MSN artical yesterday. I am impressed with the capabilities of this 460 HP beast in these conditions. However, I choose to keep my crack-prone summer only tires mounted and park my car during the winter months.

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