- Jun 1, 2015
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Hi guys,
So I have been loving the new mustang GT for a very long time, and always wanted to get one; however, as I live in Pennyslvania, the winter or I should say the snow really holds me back from owning one. So I would like to hear from you guys. the mustang will be my only car (no SUV or truck for winter); it's ok to not drive if the snow gets really bad; I personally think the ground clearance is not a sports car problem, more of an all-none-SUV&TRUCK problem; I will invest in a set of good winter tires; I live in philly (center city), so we actually don't get crazy amount of snow as the city will clean it up right away will the road is covered (will protect the car from salt); will put some sand bags in the truck for winter as it is a rear wheel drive;
So, what do you guys think...how livable is the mustang? Specifically on the east coast? In the city?
So I have been loving the new mustang GT for a very long time, and always wanted to get one; however, as I live in Pennyslvania, the winter or I should say the snow really holds me back from owning one. So I would like to hear from you guys. the mustang will be my only car (no SUV or truck for winter); it's ok to not drive if the snow gets really bad; I personally think the ground clearance is not a sports car problem, more of an all-none-SUV&TRUCK problem; I will invest in a set of good winter tires; I live in philly (center city), so we actually don't get crazy amount of snow as the city will clean it up right away will the road is covered (will protect the car from salt); will put some sand bags in the truck for winter as it is a rear wheel drive;
So, what do you guys think...how livable is the mustang? Specifically on the east coast? In the city?