Is it feasible to drive a Spider in the winter in the Seattle area?
I'm moving there soon and may be looking for a second car - so why not fulfill a fantasy and buy a Spider?
But, this will be no garage queen (no offense to those who can/need to garage their cars - wish I could), as it'll be my personal daily driver.
So, given I'm 6 feet tall, and will need to get around town, will a Spider suffice? Hopefully, in a couple of years, a new home or condo will loom with the joys of a garage for such fine items as a Spider, but for now, it'd be in the elements and expected to get me around town when asked.
I have no issues putting dedicated snow tires on the car, but not being familiar with the local weather, I'm not sure if that's even needed - either way, I probably would just to be safe
Thanks for your help gang.
Duane
I'm moving there soon and may be looking for a second car - so why not fulfill a fantasy and buy a Spider?
But, this will be no garage queen (no offense to those who can/need to garage their cars - wish I could), as it'll be my personal daily driver.
So, given I'm 6 feet tall, and will need to get around town, will a Spider suffice? Hopefully, in a couple of years, a new home or condo will loom with the joys of a garage for such fine items as a Spider, but for now, it'd be in the elements and expected to get me around town when asked.
I have no issues putting dedicated snow tires on the car, but not being familiar with the local weather, I'm not sure if that's even needed - either way, I probably would just to be safe
Thanks for your help gang.
Duane