I've driven a Camaro year 'round in Minnesota for the last 10 years. The only place I've gotten stuck is our own (sloped) driveway, a few times. Snow tires ar

I've driven a Camaro year 'round in Minnesota for the last 10 years. The only place I've gotten stuck is our own (sloped) driveway, a few times. Snow tires are amazing, and it's ridiculous how few people have them here. It's always a hoot borrowing someone's pickup in the winter that they feel is oh-so-good in the snow and realizing how carefully I need to drive it because of their all-season tires. I literally plowed a road with the front of my car this year through nearly 2 feet of snow. To be fair, they probably wouldn't get stuck in my driveway but I can stop a hell of a lot quicker and turn if necessary. I also find controlling a near spinout to be more intuitive on a RWD vehicle than a FWD one, but that might be just because my first car was RWD as well.