Originally Posted by cydonian66

What is the best way to keep salt (and snow) from damaging the car?

I know car wash is the obvious answer, but how does that hold up in freezing temperatures? I don't want frozen doors and windows

Originally Posted by mjnoles1

I am from Miami, Florida and so I never drove in actual snow. I keep wanting to purchase a sexy 2012 or 2013 G37xs coupe. Then I think of how much snow I am going to get and get nervious that I am going to regret it. Then I am back on the boat to get a G37xs, but then I drive around town in what has to be the worst roads I have ever experienced. I never felt such bad roads and big pot holes and that is driving my stock 2004 Lexus IS300 with 17" wheels.

How well does this car drive safely in snow? Not, fun in snow, but safely? As I cant bring myself in getting a Subaru. Also, how well does this suspension and big 19" wheels handle horrible roads like these?

Please help

Originally Posted by i heart ricers

why are we talking about this?

its summer

Originally Posted by cydonian66

Because I recently bought my G and I haven't driven it in winter yet. Just being prepared

Originally Posted by Skyline gt370

I have a g37x coupe here in Cleveland. Honestly the car is a tank in the snow even with all season tires. This past winter I got actual snow tires (glacier grips) and it was absolutely amazing. Even when you start sliding its predictable and controllable. As for car washes, you have to make sure you dry the door seals completely. Mine froze everytime I didn't take the time to dry those doors.

Originally Posted by mjnoles1

How rough is the ride on these horrible roads?