How good does a CLK430 do in the Winter?
--Tom
I have driven my CLK 320 in the winter in the North East before. If you are looking at driving your CLK all winter I would recommend getting four studded snow tires for it. You will be able to drive the car as long as there is not substantial snow to go through. Don't forget however that you will be kicking up a ton of salt off the road and on to your CLK.
While it is not impossible to drive a CLK through snow if you have an SUV I would keep it. You will be able to go through deeper snow when the roads are not plowed and if it has 4 wheel drive you might not get stuck where as the CLK could.
I'd be hard to snowmobile in Florida. Unfortunately WA just (re)started using salt this year for the first time in a long time. I heard about those acidic paint eating bugs that splatter on your car in Florida
They are called alligators, and most live along Alligator Alley. In addition to paint, they also go after homo sapiens. Very Dangerous!!
Watch out for the rusty barbed-wire fences when snow-mobiling...
and enjoy those tetanus shots when tripped up by one.
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Last edited by cl_kruisin; Apr 24, 2003 at 06:41 PM.
PS - I am selling a condo in FL if anyone wants it. There IS a gator in the development but I hear he is friendly...
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I'm suprised with what some of you have said, I would have thought with 275 hp on a 3300 lbs car, would make it tough to keep it on the road. I guess I'll have to wait and see for myself next year. Although there's a chance for some overnight snow this week, maybe I'll get an early test drive!
--Tom
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