Has anyone parked their ISC outside in snow winter time ?
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Has anyone parked their ISC outside in snow winter time ?
Long story i am currently moved to Quebec, my sister has an ISC and she needs to store the car in the winter time but she couldn't get a second parking space so looks like she has to park the car outside in snow winter time, is there any concern we should look after ? hardtop convertible is fine in snow and ice ? and the salt ? is it going to leak ? thanks in advance.
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Pretty sure it can be used like any car anywhere in the world. Cars are built to be used in inclement weather.
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If it's to be stored for some length of time or the weather is looking blisteringly cold/extreme, investing in a car cover would be wise to drop on/take off as needed. Otherwise I just think of the car as a normal coupe in the fall/winter and a convertible in the spring/summer. If she's in lower mainland BC... no need at all.
Hardtop convertibles have a ton (pun intended) of disadvantages vs. the softop kind, but it's really the only way to own a droptop in a four season city IMO.
Hardtop convertibles have a ton (pun intended) of disadvantages vs. the softop kind, but it's really the only way to own a droptop in a four season city IMO.
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If it's to be stored for some length of time or the weather is looking blisteringly cold/extreme, investing in a car cover would be wise to drop on/take off as needed. Otherwise I just think of the car as a normal coupe in the fall/winter and a convertible in the spring/summer. If she's in lower mainland BC... no need at all.
Hardtop convertibles have a ton (pun intended) of disadvantages vs. the softop kind, but it's really the only way to own a droptop in a four season city IMO.
Hardtop convertibles have a ton (pun intended) of disadvantages vs. the softop kind, but it's really the only way to own a droptop in a four season city IMO.
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