It's definitely driving me insane watching my new Crossfire sit in my driveway, collecting snow and ice in 17 degree Michigan weather as I wait for the seller to send me back the title that he accidentally forgot to sign. As soon as it has plates, it's going into hiding until April.

However, I don't really understand the concept of storing a vehicle if it's gonna be in the same temperatures as it would be outside. My cover comes today so that will keep the snow and rain away. So what is storing it going to accomplish? Ensure it won't be stolen? That's why I'd rather just find a place that keeps the temperature at 60 degrees or something and do that.

There is one place here that has climate controlled storage with a keypad locks and such but it's a big warehouse with about 50 other cars in it. Granted I'm sure everyone else there wants their cars kept safe but if I'm gonna pay $100 a month, I'd prefer something private.