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Originally posted by Data
If you get snow I wouldn't. Powerful RWD car with no traction control in the snow is no fun. Maybe if you can use studded snow tires it would be okay and if you put weight in the back.
Okay. I've never understood this attitude. Considering that Honda and Toyota employ tens of thousands of workers here in the states to build, sell and maintain their cars I can't see that it matters all that much.
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Honda and Toyota my A@#!!!! Can you say POS!!!  I agree 100% with what he said about not owning some imported tin can. That is exactly what is wrong with the auto market today. Yes, they may employ many US employees, but where does all the profit go....that's right, all over seas. Let everyone just keep buying their imported junk when China and Japan etc. refuse to buy any American products. That is why the US deficit is at an all time high. I am not trying to start a flaming war here and refuse to argue the subject. I just had to express my feelings and they are very strong on this subject!
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