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I'm claiming that many people in California visit those places, and it's during ski season. Are you claiming that only full-time residents of those areas can u

• ComputerGuru 7y ago
  I’m saying you can take any car for a day trip in snowy climate a few days a year and it will be fine (tires matter more than car in that case). Driving through salted roads every day to work for 3-6 months of the year is a different story. Here in the Midwest, used cars coming from fair-weather states command a premium over the local options for those reasons.
  • greglindahl 7y ago
    Like many people who currently live in the warm parts of California, I moved here from the Northeast. You might want to broaden your definition of people who might possibly get the point you're making. By the way, people who visit Tahoe in the winter, even for a few days, are critically aware of the tire issue, thanks to the frequent "winter tire or chains" requirements. Literally, people who only occasionally visit Tahoe during the winter own "Tahoe cars" that don't have to use chains, thanks to a combination of all-wheel-drive and winter tires.
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