LAMFAO

 

To those of you out there dealing with all of this snow and ice, are any of you driving your Crossfires as daily drivers?o, how is the Crossfire holding up and handling?

 

I live in Ottawa, Ontario and normally we have tons of snow. We have not had any accumulation since new years. I took my Corssfire out yesterday since I was having some work done on my Jeep.
It is a costly thing to reinstate the insurance but a necessary evil.

The crossfire is a nice car to drive in the winter - the warm seats and the fact that it takes such a short time to get the interior toasty ensures it is a delight to drive. However, as soon as it snows, I will put it away again.
Also, the ride is anything but smooth on the frozen highways.

It is a nice break from driving the heavy Jeep but I would not consider driving it all winter. I don't think it is equipped to handle snow and ice.

 

I drive mine in snow.....have to.....I would say a bobsled would be a better choice but I have directional summer tires on so that might be why. Mine slides around alot.

 

I GET TO drive my baby every day, and only because I choose to. I bought some blizzak snow and ice tires (none of this all season BS) and it has surpassed all my expectations. I can zoom around SUVs in the snow and ice because of the mix of the tires and less weight, it is also really fun to slide around corners when you want to