You beat me to it! I live in CA as well. Apparently we don't have a winter but I think that the 10 days of rain counts

 

Yes

 

+ doing donuts in snow alot more fun. dont have to buy new tires, easier, and can do more of em lol.. i always came into my driveway sidewayz with mine in winter, go around corner on driveway sideways, then speed up, brake and throw back end out, to do a 180 and have back end facing garage, heh. then jus back up into place.

 

And that is why California is the greatest state in the world!!! You don't need to buy a car according towhat season it is, because there are only like two. Summer, and not quite yet summer.

 

That is why you CA people should never drive out of state. LOL

 

thats great... but anyway ive yet to experience winter with my car and i live on long island and we dont really get to much snow but a couple storms so how many bags of sand do you usually put in your cars?

 

mine mad i through one of the worst winters colorados seen in a long time get some good snow tires and slow down

 

i never put sand in mine... jus my audio system(= bout 100pounds)

 

i bought two 70lb. bags of sand to put in the t-top hole of my car last year. it worked really great and it's cheap. could've done it with one prob, two is just really hard on the rear suspension if you have em in 24-7.i had to take em both out in order to get my back end to whip around in a parking lot with about 2in of snow on the ground! also those of you that have an auto with the 2nd gear start button i would recommend using it (if u don't already) because that has gotten me out of some nasty situations. but other then worrying about what ur car might do in the snow i would also recommend thinking about all the other dumb drivers out there that could possibly rear-end your Camaro which is why im going to get either an old truck or a little front wheel drive economy car to drive on the snowy days.

 

Why bother driving out of state, we have everything here. 45 minutes from the beach, 45 minutes from the mountains/snow, and 45 minutes from the desert.