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I’m doubting the person in Italy has a need for ice and snow driving. Where I am it might snow or ice once a year. However I do own an SUV that has a snow mode
by wil421 4y ago
I’m doubting the person in Italy has a need for ice and snow driving.
Where I am it might snow or ice once a year. However I do own an SUV that has a snow mode. It starts in second to avoid spinning the wheels and will let you manually cycle through the 8 speeds if you want.
- badpun 4y ago> I’m doubting the person in Italy has a need for ice and snow driving. They have high mountains in there, including Alps, with highest peak at 2912 meters.
- gpderetta 4y agoMont Blanc (or Monte Bianco as we call it in Italy) is over 4800m. But yes, plenty of snow in many many places in Italy.
- pjmlp 4y agoNorth Italy has enough ice and snow driving, including compulsory wheel chains, at least while we keep having European Winters.
- amarant 4y agoGP did mention Rome though.. There's snow and ice in the Italian Alps for sure, but in Rome? Hardly likely.
- gpderetta 4y agoLiteral Rome I don't think so, but there are places you can go skiing just a couple of hours from the city.
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 4y agoIn Rome no, there is no snow, it's too hot. The 3 times I can remember there was snow in Rome the city would completely lock, with cars abandoned in the middle of the road (picture post zombie apocalypse kind of thing), so you can't drive even if you want to, because there is no room on the road.