[xmattyx]

NYer here, we are still recovering from Saturday's "Blizzard", I'm on LI and we got around 20-25 inches, out east got close to 30. Camaro was asleep the whole time.

Be safe out there folks!

[jamala00]

Originally Posted by hotlap

Because a Tahoe is a soul sucking ride.

I daily drove a Grand Cherokee 4x4 for a few year once. I regretted it day one. Big lumbering ox with the aerodynamics of a brick and the fuel economy of a tank.

Maybe I'll own a gen6 Camaro as a collectable one day. Today ...its a righteous car.

lol.. I know, you and I have had these conversation before.

I've owned a 4WD truck/Tahoe for as long as I can remember. Tahoe since '07... I will never be without a truck/Tahoe ever. Well unless I'm forced into an EV due to the price of gas. (In which case I'd get an EV Silverado) If that is the case I won't own a Camaro either. Camaro is a toy and it's all it will ever be. I'll never own sport car or a Sedan for that fact as a daily driver. Nothing beats sitting up in a truck/Tahoe especially at night, ease of getting in and out of, luggage capacity for taking the dogs, winter driving... Way to many benefits. If I was ever forced to get rid of the Tahoe or Camaro due to financial reasons, without a doubt the Camaro would be gone. No questions.

That being said... I completely get the guys who want the Camaro (or whatever sport car) as a daily driver... That just isn't me.

[TXCSSU]

Took the drone out for a little aerial view until my extremities started to get cold and I said &@!& this! I think it is 24 degrees out.

[Need4Camaro]

Originally Posted by TXCSSU

Took the drone out for a little aerial view until my extremities started to get cold and I said &@!& this! I think it is 24 degrees out.

Yes.. ..us Texans become mortally wounded when it drops below 50. It was a brave endeavor of yours to venture outside at 24 degrees.

[TXCSSU]

Originally Posted by Need4Camaro

Yes.. ..us Texans become mortally wounded when it drops below 50. It was a brave endeavor of yours to venture outside at 24 degrees.

lol, in my defense I was out in sandals and no gloves (better control of the drone). I spent one winter in PA when they got slammed with temps that dipped into the -20s. During that stretch, the hotel that my company put me up in had a power outage which was one of the worst feelings as you couldn't just go to bed or else you'd wake up in a cold sweat. I'd say after the temp hits a certain low, it all just feels miserable.

[Need4Camaro]

I took a drive in it down here in Austin with my Prius.. ..It was more icy than I was expecting it to be and none of the roads were treated, not even the freeways.