General R/T questions
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RE: General R/T questions
ha, well due to the latest circumstances, i have to drive mine.... wife crashed her car, so she's using my ram, i'm stuck driving the stealth till it's fixed, anyways..... it sucks. i've got my 20's still on it, too cold to change em, so i just wash it every day. but i tell ya, it's great to get back into the car! it's like a mini rush passing the salt infested cars!
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For the most part, what is listed in the buyers guide is the common problems these cars seem to have, other than general wear and tear from being 11+ years old.
Are you talking about the fwd RT or the awd RTTT. I have driven both of mine in the snow. Before I got new wheels on the RT, I had all season radials on it, it got around as good as any fwd car would. My new wheels came with summer tires. It doesn't get around nearly as good now. My TT gets around great with summer tires. You still have to be careful obviously, but the awd is awesome in snowy weather.
Are you talking about the fwd RT or the awd RTTT. I have driven both of mine in the snow. Before I got new wheels on the RT, I had all season radials on it, it got around as good as any fwd car would. My new wheels came with summer tires. It doesn't get around nearly as good now. My TT gets around great with summer tires. You still have to be careful obviously, but the awd is awesome in snowy weather.
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RE: General R/T questions
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For the most part, what is listed in the buyers guide is the common problems these cars seem to have, other than general wear and tear from being 11+ years old.
Are you talking about the fwd RT or the awd RTTT. I have driven both of mine in the snow. Before I got new wheels on the RT, I had all season radials on it, it got around as good as any fwd car would. My new wheels came with summer tires. It doesn't get around nearly as good now. My TT gets around great with summer tires. You still have to be careful obviously, but the awd is awesome in snowy weather.
For the most part, what is listed in the buyers guide is the common problems these cars seem to have, other than general wear and tear from being 11+ years old.
Are you talking about the fwd RT or the awd RTTT. I have driven both of mine in the snow. Before I got new wheels on the RT, I had all season radials on it, it got around as good as any fwd car would. My new wheels came with summer tires. It doesn't get around nearly as good now. My TT gets around great with summer tires. You still have to be careful obviously, but the awd is awesome in snowy weather.
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RE: General R/T questions
I've driven my TT through 6+ inches of snow...and had a blast doing it. If it is not lowered, ground clearance isn't too much of an issue as the cars do sit pretty high (for a "sports car").