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Haha silly northerners my CTR is my year round car. Florida life!
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On the days when the roads are covered in snow/ice and salt, I drive the Corolla. I drive the CTR any day the roads are generally clear.
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Salt, brine, or snow = driving the GTI, which is still on the OEM all seasons.
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It’s my only car so it s all I got, and if snows a lot I’ll just work from home lol.
Tell you what though... my car is absolutely filthy and I really need to wash it, but it’s been so cold I really haven’t been able to. Might be able to catch a break this week... except it’s going to rain so the question becomes is it even worth it if it’s just gonna get dirty again.
Tell you what though... my car is absolutely filthy and I really need to wash it, but it’s been so cold I really haven’t been able to. Might be able to catch a break this week... except it’s going to rain so the question becomes is it even worth it if it’s just gonna get dirty again.
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I'm in a similar boat. Except snow + salt + grime + other crap. The car really needs a wash, especially on the underbelly. I'm considering doing it, and not for cosmetic reasons.It’s my only car so it s all I got, and if snows a lot I’ll just work from home lol.
Tell you what though... my car is absolutely filthy and I really need to wash it, but it’s been so cold I really haven’t been able to. Might be able to catch a break this week... except it’s going to rain so the question becomes is it even worth it if it’s just gonna get dirty again.
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