Winter cars

[00Accord]

My usual, the Accord. We had a 94 Tempo that I could've kept for winter but we decided to sell it. Next spring I plan on doing a lot to my car so hopefully next winter I will find a winter beater so I can garage the Accord.

[MisterCMK]

Hondas and Subarus make excellent winter cars

[Slowica]

MisterCMK;241565 wrote:
Hondas and Subarus make excellent winter cars

Can't complain with AWD in the winter

[MisterCMK]

I don't get why anyone would want to park their Subaru or Honda in the winter.

[no_slow_clap]

MisterCMK;241607 wrote:
I don't get why anyone would want to park their Subaru or Honda in the winter.

like it makes any difference with a mazda or mitsubishi? why would you want to park you car for the winter? I think what you dont understand is why people DO park their cars for winter...whether it for for sentimental reason or not.

[Guest]

MisterCMK;241607 wrote:
I don't get why anyone would want to park their Subaru or Honda in the winter.

Because my front bumper & intercooler is worth more than your Mustang perhaps?

:icon_jokercolor:

[inspector01]

Why would you park a mustang for the winter???

[MisterCMK]

inspector01;241630 wrote:
Why would you park a mustang for the winter???

Why would anybody want to own a Mustang in the first place? I don't get it.

[Bassplayer]

tjamz;241627 wrote:
Because my front bumper & intercooler is worth more than your Mustang perhaps?

:icon_jokercolor:

hahahaha ouuch:icon_cheers:

[MisterCMK]

Oh wait, I figured it out, they park them for the same reason that somebody buys a Honda Fit to road race with.

[inspector01]

MisterCMK;241633 wrote:
Why would anybody want to own a Mustang in the first place? I don't get it.

I agree....

MisterCMK;241637 wrote:
Oh wait, I figured it out, they park them for the same reason that somebody buys a Honda Fit to road race with.

We park them for the winter because we want something that is reliable and gets good gas milage, but can also handle well for the occasional trip to the track?? that doesn't make any sense.

[untitledfolder]

Back on track, I drive an 87 Buick Century in the winter, rockin' the 2.5

[bubba]

salt on roads > honda rear quarter panels in like 2 winters... that's why the clean ones get parked... and any more than stock power in really light car, ur not going anywheres even with snow tires....

[capitlj]

ruthless351;241553 wrote:
96 Taurus GL..... 3.0 liters baby!!!!!! Or a 04 Taurus DOHC 3.0. What can i say i like the Taurus!
They are both white too.

[zbrown]

MisterCMK;241637 wrote:
Oh wait, I figured it out, they park them for the same reason that somebody buys a Honda Fit to road race with.

haha yes.....

[Bassplayer]

I'm not parking my "Road Race Ready" Honda Fit for the winter, It's just gonna sit in storage in Ohio until I get back from break. I still don't get why that amuses you....

[zbrown]

Bassplayer;241715 wrote:
I still don't get why that amuses you....

How can it not be amusing?, it is just like me saying I have my "Road Race Ready" cummins 3/4 ton all ready to go

[Rexwagon]

bubba;241659 wrote:
and any more than stock power in really light car, ur not going anywheres even with snow tires....

False learn how to drive.

False get AWD

[svxAL]

Rexwagon;241742 wrote:
False learn how to drive.

False get AWD

I second that

[Bassplayer]

zbrown;241717 wrote:
How can it not be amusing?, it is just like me saying I have my "Road Race Ready" cummins 3/4 ton all ready to go

Have you looked in a magazine or online recently, Fits are being raced all over the place. Most major tuning companies have their own Fit race car. Still don't get it......