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Yeah, even in smaller towns there are a ton of people with Civics, Neons, and Saturns, and they have to get through all winter. You do need to carry a shovel in
by drewzero1 6y ago
Yeah, even in smaller towns there are a ton of people with Civics, Neons, and Saturns, and they have to get through all winter. You do need to carry a shovel in case the plow leaves a berm across your street or driveway apron though.
The remaining ones not destroyed by road salt rust.
- drewzero1 6y agoToo late to edit, but now I understand why people on here use footnote numbers instead of asterisks. oops
- organsnyder 6y agoMy Civic does just fine in Michigan. The only time I got stuck was the one winter I didn't have snow tires.
- drewzero1 6y agoI have a Saturn in WI and have gotten it stuck a few times when I lived on a street that didn't get plowed first/often. The plow would come through the intersection across my street and leave a wall of snow higher than my ground clearance. I definitely got stuck a lot more when I drove my old rear-wheel-drive Mercury with an open differential and similarly low clearance, both on that street and in the parking lot at work before the plow came through. My point was that not everybody here drives a truck or SUV, so the roads do need to be cleared to a point.