I lived in snowy af Ohio for 8 years with a Kia Sephia. I was poorer than now then and couldn't afford snow tires yet I made it just fine. I'd always see trucks and SUVs driving crazy fast down the highway, and saw 2 crash right in front of me.
I'm with you, people do not need SUVs for the snow.
At risk of angering the vast majority of the fuck cars community, it's generally because I live 30 minutes from my job by highway, and can't afford to live within walking distance. And they won't let us telework. I really really want to actually live close enough to bike.
Wow what a memory unlock. I remember when we got tree, I used to run around as a tree and stand in Org telling people I was doing tree things.
Someone needs to remake r/outside over here. I miss that.
No, it will not. Stop spewing nonsense.
looks at extra finger phew! I'll put in a good word for the rest of you
You represent your username nicely here and I agree with your sentiment.
I have never known this was also for ice and now I must try. Thank you!
What's the point of having a shove if you don't use it to it's upmost potential?
I was getting emails also. All of a sudden reddit decided I needed to know what subreddits were trending via email. I'd tell it to quit sending me that shit and it would send them again after like 2 weeks.
My brother is in the market for a truck. He wants it to actually put things in the back of it, specifically a motorcycle.
I know that there are trucks out there that have beds big enough, there has to be, but holy moly it's like every truck bed is made for 3 grocery bags and a 6 pack. I can haul more in the back of my GTI then some of these trucks out here. When the hell did they turn so useless??
If I have to hook up a trailer to carry most things what's the point of a truck
It's coming back https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a44639082/chevrolet-bolt-ev-second-generation-details/