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Hey, guys I'm planning on buying an is300 but I dont know how it handles in snowy weather. If someone could shed some light on this for me .thanx
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Originally Posted by DxCorolla
Hey, guys I'm planning on buying an is300 but I dont know how it handles in snowy weather. If someone could shed some light on this for me .thanx
Its Virginia, just call in sick on the day we have snow.
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It isn't actually that bad in the snow. When I had mine a couple years ago I drove it back and forth to work in the snow up here in NoVA. Did just fine. Mine had snow mode that helped out when you would accelerate from a stop. Just don't drive like an idiot and you should be ok.
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Re: is300 handeling
Originally Posted by eklipsdrvr99
It isn't actually that bad in the snow. When I had mine a couple years ago I drove it back and forth to work in the snow up here in NoVA. Did just fine. Mine had snow mode that helped out when you would accelerate from a stop. Just don't drive like an idiot and you should be ok.
It did ok because you lack torque.
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Re: is300 handeling
Originally Posted by uopaul
Its Virginia, just call in sick on the day we have snow.
In general, RWD + snow = less than ideal.
It's going to be a pain in the ass, so accelerate slow, drive slow, and in general, take your time unless you like kicking the ass end out all the damn time.